"referenced resource exists, but not declared" what fixes this?

a-name4epub · 12-02-2010, 08:46 PM

Ok, so <a href="internal-link.xhtml">link</a> is ok? I have some of those for reader convenience. The files are all included in the toc.nxc and content.opf files, but I get this error: referenced resource exists, but not declared in the OPF file. Any ideas?

Adjust · 12-02-2010, 10:38 PM

The error message will indicate which line in the Content.opf file it is referring to.
So, basiclly, and without using my immense powers of mind reading, can safely say:

You have referenced a resource file (image, xhtml, something), but you have not declared it in the OPF file (between the <manifest></manifest> section).

theducks · 12-03-2010, 12:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Adjust

The error message will indicate which line in the Content.opf file it is referring to.
So, basiclly, and without using my immense powers of mind reading, can safely say:

You have referenced a resource file (image, xhtml, something), but you have not declared it in the OPF file (between the <manifest></manifest> section).

Or it could be a typo for something that was declared

Watch out for Case mis-matches, wrong-way slashes...

a-name4epub · 12-05-2010, 01:12 AM

Hello - I got it to pass! I was happy to see the number of errors go down as I found them and re-validated. Yes, it was several typos - I made this epub by hand (over 400 files) - and a few things I would not have known until I tried and fixed them. One of the odd errors seemed to be a space where a tag was expected even though the tag followed right after.
@theducks yes I had case mis-matches at first. they were easy to catch, but the files and ids where I used a leading zero in front of a numeral in some places and not in others were a big thing to fix.

Thanks for caring.

12-02-2010, 08:46 PM	#1
a-name4epub Junior Member Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2010 Device: none	"referenced resource exists, but not declared" what fixes this? Ok, so <a href="internal-link.xhtml">link</a> is ok? I have some of those for reader convenience. The files are all included in the toc.nxc and content.opf files, but I get this error: referenced resource exists, but not declared in the OPF file. Any ideas?

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12-02-2010, 10:38 PM	#2
Adjust Addict Posts: 351 Karma: 70000 Join Date: Jul 2010 Location: Australia Device: ADE, iPad	The error message will indicate which line in the Content.opf file it is referring to. So, basiclly, and without using my immense powers of mind reading, can safely say: You have referenced a resource file (image, xhtml, something), but you have not declared it in the OPF file (between the <manifest></manifest> section).

12-05-2010, 01:12 AM	#4
a-name4epub Junior Member Posts: 4 Karma: 10 Join Date: Dec 2010 Device: none	Hello - I got it to pass! I was happy to see the number of errors go down as I found them and re-validated. Yes, it was several typos - I made this epub by hand (over 400 files) - and a few things I would not have known until I tried and fixed them. One of the odd errors seemed to be a space where a tag was expected even though the tag followed right after. @theducks yes I had case mis-matches at first. they were easy to catch, but the files and ids where I used a leading zero in front of a numeral in some places and not in others were a big thing to fix. Thanks for caring.

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