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Originally Posted by rewyn
Now my question is, what/where does the col #value stand for? How do I search via that value so I can know exactly where the problem lies in the long string? Is that a character count? I have tried on fixing it manually, but don't see any errors in the code.
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As theducks mentioned, it may be better to have more reasonable line lengths.
In the future, you could also do something like this:
Code:
<p>Alexandria, <a href="">123</a>, <a href="">124</a>, <a href="">125</a>, <a href="">126</a>, <a href="brokenlink">127</a>, <a href="">128</a></p>
Save a temporary EPUB, and then run this Search/Replace in Regex Mode:
Search: ,\s
Replace: ,\r\n
After:
Code:
<p>Alexandria,
<a href="">123</a>,
<a href="">124</a>,
<a href="">125</a>,
<a href="">126</a>,
<a href="brokenlink">127</a>,
<a href="">128</a></p>
Then next time you run epubcheck, you get a more helpful line number.
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Originally Posted by KevinH
Create a Report using Sigil's tools and look under links It will tell you exactly which anchor's target is missing which is what is generating your error message.
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Tools > Reports > Links, then sort by the "Target Exists?" column. If it says "no" then you can go take a closer look.
As an example, "page800" accidentally "page80":
