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Originally Posted by KevinH
Nothing looks out of place.
But above you said some errors were in the PDF which is not the same as the OPF.
Have you tried changing en-GB to just en in case they only accept a limited number of languages?
I would try loading your epub in Sigil or calibre and using Doitsu's epubcheck plugin and report all errors it reports about the opf with full info here.
But if this is feiyr.com, I thought we already determined their epub validation was very broken a few months back, at least that is what I remember.
Your package tag does seems to define a number of xmlns prefixes that are not used anyplace and could be deleted.
You can remove the calibre:author_link_map line as epub2 style metadata is ignored under epub3 specs. Same with the Sigil version info.
Just guessing but perhaps the opf is just not well-formed and parsing it is broken? Or maybe you incorrectly typed in the xmlns:dc definition. You should check that but at first glance it appears to be correct.
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Hello! Yes, last time I published the same book in russian. There were also refusals several times, but after the 10th attempt the book was published )
This time I want to publish a book in English. Moreover, the structure of the content.opf and tok.ncx files was not changed. Changed only English text. I’ve already tried to publish it 15 times, and I keep getting rejected with various errors. We have already managed to adjust it so that the errors disappear, only those that were described in the post above remain.
The <dc:language>en-GB</dc:language> tag was replaced with <dc:language>en-US</dc:language> - the error disappeared), before it was <dc:language>en</dc:language > - also sent as an error.
The last two failures with the following errors:
The preview images of the eBook are still missing. Please upload them.
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Errors were found within your PDF file.
Important details are missing in the meta data: Title and/or author.
Error / Metadata: Important information is missing from the metadata: Title.
Error / Metadata: Important information is missing from the metadata: Author.
Although everything is in the metadata:
<dc:title id="title">Hello, New Ukraine! or Big Offence of little putin.</dc:title>
<dc:creator id="author">Oleg Balan</dc:creator>
<meta refines="#title" property="title-type">main</meta>
<meta refines="#author" property="role" scheme="marc:relators" id="role">aut</meta>
<meta refines="#author" property="file-as">Balan, Oleg</meta>
I'll try to remove it
<meta refines="#title" property="title-type">main</meta>
<meta refines="#author" property="role" scheme="marc:relators" id="role">aut</meta>
<meta refines="#author" property="file-as">Balan, Oleg</meta>
and id="title" and id="author".
I also don’t understand why they still consider my epub file as a pdf...
Contacting the support service does not give any results.
They just want money, as they openly state in response to my requests.
I asked where the errors were, and also sent the contents of the content.opf file, to which they replied to use their paid services to correct publishing errors)))
Before publishing, I always check files for compliance with Epub 3 rules using the Sigil plugin EpubCheck_v0.4.6.3, also with the service
https://draft2digital.com/book/epubcheck/upload
and the official Java applet from W3
https://www.w3.org/publishing/epubcheck/
Validation for current epub: 0 fatals / 0 errors / 0 warnings / 0 infos
Your epub is valid according to EPUB version 3.0 rules.
I removed the ID and meta tags of the author and title, let's see what happens)