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Originally Posted by erayd
Gotcha. Would it be useful for me to put a 'wrapper' function in the main script that will let you call fflag inline with other php scripts rather than as a separate app?
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No need. Figured out how to do it and I posted the changes to fflag in my previous reply. However, would it be possible to include a php script on your server that returns the HTML result inline? e.g.
http://flag.erayd.net/print.php?source=ffnet&storyid=1234567 would return the fixed HTML source. Python is kicking my butt and I'm at a loss adapting the PHP code for chapter detection. Hoping to submit a stopgap FanFiction.Net Calibre recipe until I can code it entirely in Python.
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Originally Posted by erayd
Your code will be linux-compatible unless you used bits of the win32 api, which is fairly unlikely. I will make sure it doesn't break any existing functionality before merging it though - might need your help debugging a merged fix, as I dont have a windows machine handy.
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Okay, sounds good. Will be happy to help debug... Or maybe not debug but at least test if the merged code works. It's been a long time since I last programmed anything so I'm a bit rusty and I'm really not familiar with the Windows specific fixes rgibbo added. I just copied his code. Lol, this is actually my first foray into PHP scripting.
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Originally Posted by erayd
I did email fanfiction.net before putting my webservice online ( http://flag.erayd.net/), but never received a reply - I'll interpret that as meaning they don't have a problem with it. |
Yep. Hopefully. Besides, it's just a service. You don't store fics permanently on your server, anyway. I think that, they might object to.
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Originally Posted by erayd
Yay - this is my preferred method too as it means I don't have to bother with setting up the dav interface to subversion ;-).
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Lol, don't understand whatever you said buy happy to have made your life easier.
