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Even after changing google to use the local one for the server, I still cannot get the series.
If I just do a curl with https://www.google.nl/search?q=intitle:\"Over+the+Garden+Wall\"+inurl:series+intitle:Digital&as_sitesearch=www.comixology.com
I receive:
<HTML><HEAD><meta http-equiv="content-type" content="text/html;charset=utf-8">
I'm guessing is the redirect to a captcha image... in any case, I'll wait and try again. I noticed this first after trying to run through a bunch of series that got the wrong image on an older version.
So, just trying out the new version of PageBuilder and it looks like imageGet.sh never finds a Series ID, even when it exists...
./imageGet.sh -c "Over The Garden Wall"
Series not found
Yet, here's the url of that series https://www.comixology.com/Over-The-Garden-Wall/comics-series/50051
Am I missing something? I would dig into this myself, but the imageGet.sh is really complicated.
Look forward to trying it out when you've got the reverse proxy issue corrected. And no worries, I work as a software engineer, everyone releases buggy stuff sometimes... The key is being quick to respond and correct bugs when you can.
I am having the same result as richard... Though tested a bit further. Disabling my reverse proxy and it loads fine from the url with port. Turning the reverse prosy back on and get blank screen after thr initial all, folder, latest screen.
Just a few thiungs that appear to break it... Security,i get a blank white screen when i have user security enabled on ubooquity. and once security is disabled, I only get the all comics, folders, and latest options. Selecting one goes to a blank screen... I am using the reverse proxy,so my URL is :2202/comics. Not sure if that makes a difference.
He never really discusses implementation, but even so ubooquity has an internal database of everything. So why use an external file? Also, in your case, it would work well for a single user. Some people share their collections with tons of people, read status needs to be tracked per user... The simplest would be a table/datastruture that simply contains a userId, comic/bookId, and a boolean for whether read or not... The harder part is the read icon and then integrating it into the OPDS.
I can confirm that 1.9.1 works for me.
Pull the error this morning, same one as Wayne sees exactly...
TypeError: document.getElementById(...).contentWindow.updateFontSelector is not a function
I'm able to reproduce this... If I change any setting on the epub settings, it causes the menu to show on the next page and will no close. I can delete the cookie/local storage called "EpubReaderSettings" and it goes back to working correctly. Doesn't appear to be any one setting, just if I change anything in the epub reader's settings.
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Maybe something really for me... It'd be nice to have the option now that I've generated the html files to just fresh images... but I know that may be more work than it's worth.