[Mnementh]

Originally Posted by ilovejedd

Looks like you're not specifying the source. Which recipe are you using? The first one in the post with the zip or the last one I posted which links to my own webserver?

def print_version(self, url):
    main, sep, rest = url.rpartition('/1/')
    rmain, rsep, storyid = main.rpartition('/s/')
    return 'http://localhost/flag/getstory.php?source=ffnet&format=news&storyid=' + storyid

Note source=ffnet is specifically stated in the url. This script can also be used for FictionPress, you just change source=ffnet to source=fpress.

The zip file should contain a print.php file which you can also use. That one automatically uses ffnet as source. Just change the recipe to the following:

def print_version(self, url):
    main, sep, rest = url.rpartition('/1/')
    rmain, rsep, storyid = main.rpartition('/s/')
    return 'http://localhost/flag/print.php?storyid=' + storyid

However, I'm not sure what version of the script is still attached in the zip file. I think that one still hasn't been fixed to reflect the crossover changes FanFiction.Net implemented. I suggest using the online version of the recipe in the meantime.

Hmmm okay, I think I might be getting a bit confused as to how these scripts work if I'm reading what you said correctly.

I was using the flag.zip from the first post, I didn't realise there was an online version (except for eyrad's (I think that was his username) but that's been down since I stumbled upon this).

I think I'm gonna have to read up some more on using recipes in calibre before bothering people with questions again lol. Basically what I want is to be able to input a story id somewhere and have the script pull down all the chapters and turn them into one file.

Thank you for your help