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mknepper · 05-22-2012, 12:08 PM

I'm having the same problem as Carol, and can't seem to find a solution anywhere! Just for the sake of fresh info:

toc.ncx:
...
<navPoint id="section3.4.1" playOrder="18"><navLabel><text>Wilf Carter</text></navLabel><content src="volume3chapter4.xhtml#section3.4.1"/></navPoint>
...

volume3chapter4.xhtml:
...
<div class="section" id="section3.4.1">
...

I seem to have a ton of trouble with anchor tags and "fragment identifier not defined" errors both in EPUB files themselves and when converting them to Mobi files with Kindlegen. The only theory I have left is that it has to do with nesting a TOC, but I'm pretty certain I've encountered this issue with single-level, non-nested TOCs before.

Sigil is a great tool, but I don't want to rely on it auto-correcting something if I don't know what exactly it is doing/changing.

Any ideas out there? Thanks!

05-22-2012, 12:08 PM	#4
mknepper Junior Member Posts: 5 Karma: 10 Join Date: Jan 2011 Device: none	I'm having the same problem as Carol, and can't seem to find a solution anywhere! Just for the sake of fresh info: toc.ncx: ... <navPoint id="section3.4.1" playOrder="18"><navLabel><text>Wilf Carter</text></navLabel><content src="volume3chapter4.xhtml#section3.4.1"/></navPoint> ... volume3chapter4.xhtml: ... <div class="section" id="section3.4.1"> ... I seem to have a ton of trouble with anchor tags and "fragment identifier not defined" errors both in EPUB files themselves and when converting them to Mobi files with Kindlegen. The only theory I have left is that it has to do with nesting a TOC, but I'm pretty certain I've encountered this issue with single-level, non-nested TOCs before. Sigil is a great tool, but I don't want to rely on it auto-correcting something if I don't know what exactly it is doing/changing. Any ideas out there? Thanks!