Hey Tom,

Couple of suggestions:

1. Under display settings => sorting criteria => add options to only show books marked read, partially read, and finished.

2. Under details {{#items}} a {{totalBookPages or something}} {{/items}} mustache variable would be nice so you can display number of pages a book has. (meaning the nbPages=number used by the reader).

3. I think a lot of people would like a way to update books that already exist in the database without marking them as new.  I can't be the only person who has been vexed by old books replacing new books simply because I had to move them or edit them.

Figured this out.  'originUrl' is missing in session storage when entering the epub reader.  Thus, the reader doesn't know where to deposit the user after the book is closed.

Simple fix: 

Edit page-library-details.html.

Find this line: <a id="details_read" class="details_button" href="#" onclick="openBook('{{readerUrl}}');return false;"></a>

Replace it with this:  <a id="details_read" class="details_button" href="#" onclick="openBook('{{readerUrl}}') sessionStorage.setItem('originUrl',window.location.href);return false;"></a>

Should work perfectly.

Renegade reader v3.0 is out.

Major update:

- Completely rewrote the entire audio book module.
- Figured out why .epub reader refuses to close.  Fixed.

- Moved the location of reading, marking unread/finished, downloading, and bookmarking functions.  Hovering over content displays these buttons rather than doing it in the popup menu.  Looks nice and removes an extra step.
- Added information button to content hover that uses old popup menu style for detailed content display.
- Tons of .css fixes.

Enjoy!
G

Anton is correct.  I did miss that.  It's been a while since I did a full install.

The good news is that it's very easy.

Under ADM Defender => Firewall => Profile Management

Edit your firewall

Click add 

Network Interface = Applications
Action = Allow

Sources = All or IP Address

Ports = select from built in services (Ubooquity should show as an app here)

Applies to Docker = No

For router verification:

Settings => Manual Connect => EZ Router

Make sure you see app#Ubooquity listed once it generates your port forwarding

Good luck and if you need any more help, let me know.

There are two ways to do it.

The first is to use the Internet IP address your NAS is connected to as well as the port # Ubooquity uses.

ie: http://184.16.18.168:2202 

or you can go to settings => manual connect in your ASUSTOR NAS and setup a DDNS so you can access it thusly:

http://cloudid.myasustor.com:2202

Hope that helps.

The header.jpg goes in your library folders

ie...

comics <- header.jpg
comics/marvel <- header.jpg
comics/marvel/avengers <- header.jpg

and so forth.  

The numeric values in maxFoldersToLookForHeaders setting in themescript (or Max Headers field in themeeditor) are to tell the script how many pages deep it should continue to look for header.jpg before it simply uses the last one it found.

ie.. comics: 2

comics <- look for header.jpg
comics/marvel <- look for header.jpg

comics/marvel/avengers <- do not look for header.jpg.  Use last one instead.

Hopefully that helps.

G

hhenne,

I did not include the images I use for my libraries because, quite honestly, there are way too many to duplicate.  My comic library, alone, has over 70 publisher folders and hundreds of sub-folders under those.  

However, after considering your request, I put together a small package with examples of directory structures along with the appropriate folder.jpg/header.jpg for the comics, books. magazine, and audio books folders to help you out.

Libraries example: Libraries.zip

Hope that helps.

Check your browser's console logs (control+shift+i).  It should, at least, give you a hint as to why you're not getting breadcrumbs.  Without more information, I can't tell you what you missed. :)

Thanks.  Yep.  You'll need to create header.jpg images and put them in the comic base folders you want them displayed in.


Wait until you see what I'm working on next. :)

Apparently, I'm a bit bored in my retirement.  I finished updating the docs and theme editors today.

So, once again, it's "stable new release" time. 

The latest version of the Renegade Reader v2.0 (the Old Man Edition) is available at the top of this thread. :)

The version number of the theme is actually: v2.0R1 (see the included docs).

If you're running an older version of this theme (especially a 1.0 version), I highly encourage updating to this version.  Much of the base code has been completely rewritten to function better with Ubooquity.  Additionally, earlier versions of the audio book player included with the theme have extremely limited playback capabilities and they don't have the ability to create playlists 
for audio books in single containers - something that's been addressed with this release.

Enjoy!
G