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Originally Posted by Mandabar
Just so you know, I use it as well. I haven't customized it so it just runs on defaults though.
Side note, it doesn't work on QQ. My theory is because it doesn't parse in-progress/completed or what not for QQ it doesn't create a log page for a story that isn't 'in-progress'/'ongoing' or etc. No biggie, just something I've noticed.
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Good to know, thanks.
That sounds like you have
include_logpage: smart set:
Code:
## include a Update Log page before the story text. If 'true', the
## log will be updated each time the epub is and all the metadata
## fields that have changed since the last update (typically
## dateUpdated,numChapters,numWords at a minimum) will be shown.
## Great for tracking when chapters came out and when the description,
## etc changed.
include_logpage: false
## If set to 'smart', logpage will only be included if the story is
## status:In-Progress or already had a logpage. That way you don't
## end up with Completed stories that have just one logpage entry.
#include_logpage: smart
Personally, I use this to turn it on all the time for forum sites:
Code:
[epub]
include_logpage: smart
[base_xenforoforum:epub]
include_logpage: true