Yoran,
I have subdirectories in my tree, and when trying to edit the metadata in them, it defaults to editing the main directory's metadata instead. I have my main directory set up with an alphabetical breakdown a-z for ebook authors, then under each letter, I have the actual directories separated by author name.. and while trying to edit the metadata there, it pulls from the main directory instead. Is there any way to fix this in the next dev copy? Thanks.

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Yoran commented
Status: Active » Fixed

This is corrected

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greywolfsspirit commented

Works great! Thanks for the fix. Pleasantly pleased with the results. Great addition to any drupal site! (Laughing) And the support for it is top notch :-)

One thing I'm looking into is, I use that calibre ebook reader software, and it creates datafiles in a .opf file, which is basically looking like an XML file, and I'm working up a way where it might read the opf, get the description information out of it and parse that as a bit of metadata information on its own. I know that that will be a time consuming project, but it would be interesting to do. Where it compares the .opf file for filenames, if it finds a matching filename in the directory listing, it would parse the description information from it and post it up next to the file. Something like this:

If (Ebook filename) = file_listed_in_opf_file
output (description_from_opf)
Else
output (descript.ion data for file)

This is not a Major need, just a possible extension for it, as I don't know how many people run sites with fan fiction ebooks or what not where this would be a benefit.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.