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Originally Posted by MorbPtact
I don't know if this has been brought up before (searching didn't find it), but is there a way to update the ToC (which I assume is generated by calibre) with the date each chapter was downloaded?
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When each chapter was downloaded? No.
But there are two features you might benefit from.
First is my solution to your problem:
mark_new_chapters
Code:
## If true, when updating an epub that already has old chapters, new
## chapters will be marked in the TOC and chapter header by using
## chapter_title_new_pattern and chapter_title_addnew_pattern to set
## the chapter title.
## If set to latestonly, only new chapters downloaded this time will
## be marked (new) and existing chapters will have any (new) marks
## removed.
##
## mark_new_chapters can be true, false or latestonly
mark_new_chapters:false
Second, some sites give a posted date with each chapter, including AO3:
Code:
## AO3 chapters have 'date' available for each chapter.
## These can be used with custom output (see
## https://github.com/JimmXinu/FanFicFare/wiki/CustomOutput ) or with
## chapter_title_*_pattern settings.
## Examples for html & epub:
#[html]
#tocpage_entry:
# <a href="#section${index04}">${chapter}</a> ${date}<br />
#[epub]
#tocpage_entry:
# <a href="file${index04}.xhtml">${chapter}</a> ${date}<br /><br />
## The 'date' value for chapters mentioned above can be formated with
## datechapter_format. Otherwise it will default to
## datePublished_format
#datechapter_format:%%Y-%%m-%%d
FYI, XenForo sites (SB/SV/QQ/etc) have
datethreadmark instead of
datechapter because it's the date the threadmark was made, not the date the chapter was posted.