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skunkworks · 05-04-2023, 12:27 PM

The epub I created seemed to be okay. However, while attempting to upload it to Draft2Digital, I received an error message. Their customer service responded:
[Entire Error Message]So, an epub file is basically a fancy zip folder with multiple files of code compiled into it.This is the error code:
[First portion of error message (i.e. ERROR(RSC-005) ) ]This section tells you which file has the error within it and the approximate location to find the error:
[File name and directory (i.e. OEBPS.toc.xhtml(9,9) ) ]The (x,y) tells you the line and a rough character location within the file [actual file name (i.e. toc.xhtml)]The actual error you have within the file:
[Error message details or description (i.e. element "ol" incomplete; missing required element "li") ]

Upon opening the file in the editor, I do not see a file named toc.xhtml (see attachments). Guidance will be most appreciated!

05-04-2023, 12:27 PM	#1
skunkworks Member Posts: 19 Karma: 10 Join Date: Mar 2023 Device: none	fixing error with OL The epub I created seemed to be okay. However, while attempting to upload it to Draft2Digital, I received an error message. Their customer service responded: [Entire Error Message]So, an epub file is basically a fancy zip folder with multiple files of code compiled into it.This is the error code: [First portion of error message (i.e. ERROR(RSC-005) ) ]This section tells you which file has the error within it and the approximate location to find the error: [File name and directory (i.e. OEBPS.toc.xhtml(9,9) ) ]The (x,y) tells you the line and a rough character location within the file [actual file name (i.e. toc.xhtml)]The actual error you have within the file: [Error message details or description (i.e. element "ol" incomplete; missing required element "li") ] Upon opening the file in the editor, I do not see a file named toc.xhtml (see attachments). Guidance will be most appreciated!