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Old 10-26-2020, 01:46 PM   #4758
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Originally Posted by ownedbycats View Post
Another question: Is there a way to disable "update ePub cover" for anthologies? I don't see it in the dialog. Thank you.
Internally, the code explicitly sets updateepubcover true for anthologies. I honestly don't recall why, but it's been there since anthology was first added in Feb 2013.

If I'm reading this correctly (it's been a long time), when the 'Update Epub Cover' checkbox is OFF, internally, [overrides] never_make_cover:true is temporarily added to the INI settings.

It might work to set never_make_cover:true manually for the story URLs in question.

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A small request: When using the anthology creation/update dialogs, is it possible to disable whatever bit of code causes a URL to always be pasted on a new line?
This is a side-effect of the code that allows URLs to be drag-n-dropped into the Story URLs list box from browsers or other sources of MimeData. That code is even older than anthology.

I remember not being able to figure out how to separate 'paste' from 'drop' at the time, but I'll take another look at it now and see if there's a way.

No promises--that sort of GUI interaction is often a compromise on the least broken implementation that still works on linux, mac and windows.
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