[GUI Plugin] FanFicFare

[Ryune]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

Maybe? I'd need to see an example.

Blarg, looks like I was using the FFnet version for downloading not the Xenforo version. However the chapter itself does have things in center justification that are not being reproduced in the epub version.

This chapter of the story has the text in question
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/1251521...lver-and-Steel
The first line that this pops up in is "Well met."

For Xenforo the same thing is happening. The chapter in question is here
https://forums.sufficientvelocity.co...2#post-9958859
The same lines are supposed to be both colored differently(it would be nice if these were shaded somewhat if at all possible) and right justified. Neither is reproduced in any way in the epub versions.

[Tanjamuse]

Can I change an error message from this:

Status
Title
Author
Comment
URL
Bad
Unknown
Unknown
'NoneType' object has no attribute '__getitem__'
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/260978/1/

to

Story no longer exists for links like that? Or the error message I get when I try the link on the website:

Story does not have any chapters?

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by Ryune

Blarg, looks like I was using the FFnet version for downloading not the Xenforo version. However the chapter itself does have things in center justification that are not being reproduced in the epub version.

This chapter of the story has the text in question
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/1251521...lver-and-Steel
The first line that this pops up in is "Well met."

For Xenforo the same thing is happening. The chapter in question is here
https://forums.sufficientvelocity.co...2#post-9958859
The same lines are supposed to be both colored differently(it would be nice if these were shaded somewhat if at all possible) and right justified. Neither is reproduced in any way in the epub versions.

In both cases, those are coming from style attributes. You can instruct FFF to keep style attributes in personal.ini:

## Some attributes cause problems for EBook readers.  By default,
## FanFicFare will remove all attributes except the ones specified
## from all tags.  (The only exception is that <img> tags will also
## keep src, alt and longdesc attributes.)
## Example: To add 'style', 'title' and 'align' to the list to keep,
## in your personal.ini [defaults] put:
add_to_keep_html_attrs:,style,title,align

The section you put it in will control which stories it applies to. [defaults] for all stories (generally), or by site or story URL.

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by Tanjamuse

Can I change an error message from this:
...
Story no longer exists for links like that? Or the error message I get when I try the link on the website:

Story does not have any chapters?

They changed or added another version of 'no chapters' message. Next version will report Error downloading Chapter: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/260978/1/! 'Chapter not found. Please check to see you are not using an outdated url.'

[Ryune]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

In both cases, those are coming from style attributes. You can instruct FFF to keep style attributes in personal.ini:

## Some attributes cause problems for EBook readers.  By default,
## FanFicFare will remove all attributes except the ones specified
## from all tags.  (The only exception is that <img> tags will also
## keep src, alt and longdesc attributes.)
## Example: To add 'style', 'title' and 'align' to the list to keep,
## in your personal.ini [defaults] put:
add_to_keep_html_attrs:,style,title,align

The section you put it in will control which stories it applies to. [defaults] for all stories (generally), or by site or story URL.

When I add that it doesn't seem to help.

[Default]
add_to_keep_html_attrs:style,title,align

Is what I have in my personal.ini. However, while add_to_keep_html_attrs is blue, the only attribute that is the green color is 'title'. 'Style' and 'align' don't seem to be registering even on their own.

[Tanjamuse]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

They changed or added another version of 'no chapters' message. Next version will report Error downloading Chapter: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/260978/1/! 'Chapter not found. Please check to see you are not using an outdated url.'

Thanks

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by Ryune

When I add that it doesn't seem to help.

[Default]
add_to_keep_html_attrs:style,title,align

Is what I have in my personal.ini. However, while add_to_keep_html_attrs is blue, the only attribute that is the green color is 'title'. 'Style' and 'align' don't seem to be registering even on their own.

[defaults] not [Default]

And it will only affect chapters download after the change is made. So previously downloaded chapters will not be 'fixed'.

I use Calibre's Edit Book to remove the xhtml files for individual chapters and then FFF update in such cases.

[Ryune]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

[defaults] not [Default]

And it will only affect chapters download after the change is made. So previously downloaded chapters will not be 'fixed'.

I use Calibre's Edit Book to remove the xhtml files for individual chapters and then FFF update in such cases.

Yeah, I've been deleting the file wholesale and re-downloading the whole thing. And yeah, sorry, Misstyped the defaults. It's correct in my personal.ini. The problem I'm having though is that it seems to not be acknowledging the style and alight attributes in the ini file. They aren't green like all of the other attributes.

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by Ryune

Yeah, I've been deleting the file wholesale and re-downloading the whole thing. And yeah, sorry, Misstyped the defaults. It's correct in my personal.ini. The problem I'm having though is that it seems to not be acknowledging the style and alight attributes in the ini file. They aren't green like all of the other attributes.

Don't worry about that. Color coding in personal.ini isn't perfect; only the standard metadata entry names (like title) get green highlighting in lists.

What matters is whether it works.

I do notice that you're missing the leading comma that needs to be there:
add_to_keep_html_attrs:,style,title,align

Read here if you're interested in all the gory details about why.

[JimmXinu]

New Test Version Posted

2018-01-20
- Tweak 'Chapter not found...' check for ffnet for changed/new text.
- Set siteabbrev for adapter_wattpadcom

Hopefully last test version before new release early next week.

[JimmXinu]

New Version Released

Version 2.22.0 - 23 Jan 2018
(I accidentally skipped v2.21.)
- Tweak 'Chapter not found...' check for ffnet for changed/new text.
- Set siteabbrev for adapter_wattpadcom
- Handle QQ threads w/o threadmarks correctly.
- Additional CLI python version checking.
- fimfiction adapter: add new tag types, fix groups (#259), thanks FaceDeer!

[MerlinMama]

I've just received this error when trying to update https://archiveofourown.org/works/2160891

<urlopen error EOF occurred in violation of protocol (_ssl.c:590)>

Just me?

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by MerlinMama

I've just received this error when trying to update https://archiveofourown.org/works/2160891

<urlopen error EOF occurred in violation of protocol (_ssl.c:590)>

Just me?

I'm getting an error hitting AO3 in https from my browser, too. So there's apparently a problem with the site itself.

[MerlinMama]

Ah, I reached the site earlier when I was checking the fic, but now I can't. Probably slipped in at just the right time when I checked earlier...

[JimmXinu]

Presumably. Non https URLs still work in browser, but FFF is programmed to use https for AO3 now.

So you can use your browser to view http://archiveofourown.org/works/216...apters/4724244 in the meantime. FYI.

EDIT: AO3 https is working again for me.