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Old 05-05-2025, 02:41 AM   #20
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Originally Posted by juanferna View Post
You may not be clicking on the correct article.
This epub file fails on Art-1 -> Next and Art-3 -> Previous (and Art-4 -> Next).

This should be problematic regardless of the operating system (Windows, Linux, Android) or viewer/reader.
However, the behavior depends on the viewer/reader. In the case of the Calibre viewer, you will see the missing file screen.
Sorry but I was testing the ePub you attached in message #8 in this thread. It does not fail using Thorium under Windows but did have issues using calibre's viewer. This issue was corrected by Kovid Goyal in the patch mentioned in his message #16 and no longer fails under calibre's viewer. I disregarded any references to attempts to link to files not in the ePub.

I looked at your missing articles from the .zip file linked in message #17 in this thread and the issue there is very simply that there are links to non-existent files. I opened the epub in Sigil and yes, I got errors. Perhaps that your reference to "<a href="../article_2/index.html" doesn't work since there article_2/index.html is not be be found in the ePub since only article_0, article_1, article_3 and article_4 exist in the epub. The same for <a href="../../feed_1/index.html"> since feed_1/index.html does not exist. Complaining that links to non-existent locations does not work is not going gain you much sympathy.

While I had the file open in Sigil, I ran epubcheck on it and that showed 4 errors and I have attached the image of the error messages and the files as shown in Sigil's file browser.

In future, I would suggest checking your ePub using epubcheck in calibre's editor before complaining about issues.
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