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[ownedbycats]

Originally Posted by culytera

For example, I want "Dragon Age" to be kept when *Inquisition/Origins/II aren't one of the entries as well. If one of those 3 exists, I want "Dragon Age" excluded from the list. I've tested something similar with Mass Effect and Mass Effect: Andromeda/Mass Effect Trilogy and for some reason, my regex worked with Mass Effect but not Dragon Age. Here are the tests (long image).

I'm a bit less familiar with Dragon Age, but if there's characters that only appear in certain games, something like this might also be useful for you. (ffnet and some pre-Andromeda AO3 stories have just a 'Mass Effect' category.)

replace_metadata: 
 category=>^Mass Effect$=>Mass Effect: Andromeda&&characters=~(Ryder|Jaal Ama Darav)
 category=>^Mass Effect$=>Mass Effect Trilogy&&characters=~(Shepard|Normandy Crew)

I don't think you can use a category conditional on a category replace though. I'm not sure why, perhaps to prevent accidental recursive loops.

[booster-t]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

Some people just have troubles sometimes. There's an FAQ about it.

I followed the instructions — cleared the cache (actually deleted it) and now consistently get this response to any attempt to update:

HTTP Error in FFF '403 Client Error: Forbidden for url: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/1420059...-Veil'(403)

In the FWIW department, the line Browser_cache_path: ~/Library/Caches/Google/Chrome/Default/Cache/Cache_Data has the words Browser_cache_path in red

Stephen

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by booster-t

I followed the instructions — cleared the cache (actually deleted it) and now consistently get this response to any attempt to update:

HTTP Error in FFF '403 Client Error: Forbidden for url: https://www.fanfiction.net/s/1420059...-Veil'(403)

In the FWIW department, the line Browser_cache_path: ~/Library/Caches/Google/Chrome/Default/Cache/Cache_Data has the words Browser_cache_path in red

That suggests your setting isn't correct. For one thing, it's browser_cache_path--all lowercase.

FYI, if you set use_browser_cache_only:true for [www.fanfiction.net] it will only use cache.

[booster-t]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

That suggests your setting isn't correct. For one thing, it's browser_cache_path--all lowercase.

FYI, if you set use_browser_cache_only:true for [www.fanfiction.net] it will only use cache.

Thanks for noticing that -- I didn't realize capitalization mattered :-)

I did try one more thing. I turned off my VPN, cleared my Chrome cache, and restarted. That seemed to do the trick and things are working normally. I will turn the VPN back on and see if it messes things up again. If it does, then at least I know what the issue is. I am using NordVPN with Threat Protection on. It may be this latter option that is at fault. I'll update this thread once I see what happens.

Stehen

[JimmXinu]

Yeah, VPNs mess up many things. You are on your when VPNs are involved.

[booster-t]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

Yeah, VPNs mess up many things. You are on your when VPNs are involved.

Yup ... it's the VPN. Turn it off, clear the cache, reload pages and bob's your uncle. <sigh>

Stephen

[culytera]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

FYI, I personally consider trying to normalize AO3 tags a lost cause. I'll help with individual issues that can be articulated and tested, but I'm not interested in it in general.

In this case, you can't use use category_LIST in conditionals for category, that would recurse.

Yeah I'm just gonna trust (and hope) that the author properly tags the fic in the right order. I normally don't read fics that have overly complicated tags anyway.

Originally Posted by ownedbycats

I don't think you can use a category conditional on a category replace though. I'm not sure why, perhaps to prevent accidental recursive loops.

Right I forgot about that, I think I tried to do something similar before but couldn't figure it out either back then. This was just to reduce redundancy in the title page. At least my tag browser will look cleaner now thanks to _LIST being allowed in subject tags.

Now I'll just do:
- Find "Inquisition/II/Origins" & "Andromeda/Trilogy" among Dragon Age & Mass Effect category entries
- If found, ignore "Dragon Age" & "Mass Effect" as the main category and get the first accepted entry as the main category
- If not found, use "Dragon Age" & "Mass Effect" as the main category for the tag browser

Seemed to work well!
Relevant code:

Spoiler:

replace_metadata:
 category=> (- All Media Types|- Fandom|\(Movies\)|\(Movie [0-9]+\)|\(Comics\)|\(TV\)|\(Video Games?\))$=>
 prefix_category=>^(.*?)$=>[c] \1
## Accept only Dragon Age: Inquisition/Dragon Age II/Dragon Age: Origins for prefix_category if Dragon Age is also one of the categories
 prefix_category_LIST=>(\[c\] Dragon Age\,\s?)\[c\] Dragon Age(:? (Inquisition|II|Origins))=>[c] Dragon Age\2
 prefix_category_LIST=>(\[c\] Mass Effect\,\s?)\[c\] Mass Effect(:? (Trilogy|Andromeda))=>[c] Mass Effect\2
## Get the first category entry for tag browser
 prefix_category_LIST=>^(\[c\].*?)(\,.*)=>\1

## first ship, first category, rating, status with the added prefixes in Calibre's tags
include_subject_tags:prefix_ships_LIST,prefix_category_LIST,prefix_rating,prefix_status,prefix_wordcount

[applegaa]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

2023-07-08
- adapter_literotica: 'Fix' clean_chapter_titles for titles ending with Pt or Ch

I've elected to address applegaa's issue with option 3. I also added a Fixing Literotica Titles ending in Ch or Pt section to the MetadataManagement wiki page.

I think I've figured out when the adapter removes the Ch or Pt and when it leaves it.

If the title includes a subtitle after the chapter number, it removes the period, chapter number, and subtitle while leaving the "Ch" or "Pt" as part of the title. If there is no subtitle, it removes the "Ch" or "Pt" along with the period and chapter number.

I'll send you some example links via direct message.

- Andrew

[JimmXinu]

I got the PM--I think I see what you're talking about.

But I'm not sure what you want me to do about it. Honestly, I think it's on the site (or the authors?) to fix that.

You can fix it yourself for your downloads with:

[literotica.com]
add_to_replace_metadata:
 title=> (Ch|Pt)$=>

I hesitate to put that in defaults.ini because if you have a add_to_replace_metadata setting under [literotica.com] in personal.ini, the defaults.ini version will be ignored.

[ownedbycats]

Perhaps as a commented-out section so that the user needs to enable it.

[JimmXinu]

Not a bad idea. https://github.com/JimmXinu/FanFicFa...6a094f91f29d36

[Emerald_Lilies]

When downloading from AO3, is there any metadata downloaded for the Mark for Later and Subscribe options (like there is for the Bookmark options)? Or does anyone know a way to get that info? I'm hoping to add custom columns to be able to filter by fics I have marked to be read and fics that I'm subscribed to.

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by Emerald_Lilies

When downloading from AO3, is there any metadata downloaded for the Mark for Later and Subscribe options (like there is for the Bookmark options)? Or does anyone know a way to get that info? I'm hoping to add custom columns to be able to filter by fics I have marked to be read and fics that I'm subscribed to.

I suppose a site specific metadata entry for 'subscribed' could be added by looking for the 'Unsubscribe' button. It would only be collected with always_login:true and only for a story(Work) subscription--not author/series subs.

I don't know what "Mark for Later" means--that's not something I'm seeing on the AO3 site.

[Emerald_Lilies]

Originally Posted by JimmXinu

I suppose a site specific metadata entry for 'subscribed' could be added by looking for the 'Unsubscribe' button. It would only be collected with always_login:true and only for a story(Work) subscription--not author/series subs.

I don't know what "Mark for Later" means--that's not something I'm seeing on the AO3 site.

Individual story subscription data was really what I was hoping for, I figured author and series subscriptions wouldn't be doable.

"Mark for Later" is an option AO3 has at the top of individual works (where the Entire Work, Next Chapter, Subscribe, Comment, Share, Download, etc. buttons are). It's probably only there if you're signed in I think? Clicking on it changes is to "Mark as Read" and adds the work to a "Marked for Later" list in your "My History" section.

[JimmXinu]

Originally Posted by Emerald_Lilies

"Mark for Later" is an option AO3 has at the top of individual works (where the Entire Work, Next Chapter, Subscribe, Comment, Share, Download, etc. buttons are). It's probably only there if you're signed in I think? Clicking on it changes is to "Mark as Read" and adds the work to a "Marked for Later" list in your "My History" section.

Not for me it doesn't:


EDIT: I do see a 'Mark for Later' button on squidgeworld.org