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@zchronos If you periodically check this page: https://forums.j-novel.club/topic/534/expiring-volumes
You will see when volumes expire for everyone, whether you are premium or regular member. Summon a Demon Lord Volume 2 expired on April 15, and Volume 3 just expired a week ago on June 15. -
@legitpancake Oh.... sorry, I didn't know that it also happened with premium members.
Every time I like less JNC.
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But every month you get two new entire series on catchup...
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I think the FAQ about print versions should be updated to mention that currently Seven Seas is already printing some of JNC's series.
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Not sure where to post this, but Smartphone Amazon reviews for volumes 5 and 7 have somehow combined, and volumes 8 and 9 are not grouped together with the rest of the series.
The latter problem is also apparent with Summon a Demon Lord 4, Grimgar 10, Daimaou 6, and possibly others that I missed :) -
@legitpancake Could you make me an actual list?
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@sam-pinansky I’m not quite sure what you mean. I’ve gone through Amazon for most of your series’, but it’s possible I missed some.
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I'm using Windows 10 , Chrome V67.0.3396.99
When trying to download "The Unwanted Undead Adventurer: Volume 2" the download link sends me an error :
{"error":{"name":"Error","status":500,"message":"ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/home/deploy/ebooks/the-unwanted-undead-adventurer-volume-2.epub'","errno":-2,"code":"ENOENT","syscall":"open","path":"/home/deploy/ebooks/the-unwanted-undead-adventurer-volume-2.epub"}}
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@al92 Nothing new. The url becomes active when the timer expires, but the ebooks are uploaded manually. Try again later and it should be available.
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@al92 there was a hold up before, however it is now available for download.
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@rahul-balaggan Sweet , thanks for the heads up!
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i tried to register but it shows that the email has already been taken and thus cannot register my email. I haven't yet registered with this email but still shows already registered.
on Microsoft Edge
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@aanish-masood it would be better if you contact support@j-novel.club
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The end screen is sometimes being shown before the part actually ends (talking about that "End of NAME Volume X Part Y... Keep reading?").
I noticed this because some chapters were ending in some weird situations and, when I clicked to go back, the last page that appeared wasn't the last one that I just read (like my last one was missing 3 pages). -
@paulo-0 That bug or some version of it has been presented since the start and argh it's so impossible for me to figure out. It has to do with timing and browser specific measurement issues and well, if that happens just go back a page and it fixes itself, but like I've never been able to get it to work fully consistently ;(
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@sam-pinansky I can reproduce it consistently. I thought I had reported it a while back but I can't find any post, looks like I forgot...
Anyway, the issue is even more apparent in a part with multiple images. Here's what I think happens:
- The part is loaded and split into pages by the code.
- After the splitting happens, especially on slower connections, the images in it are loaded.
- With the images now loaded the pagination is all messed up because each image takes up an additional single page.
If you want help testing a fix for it let me know, maybe on discord.
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Since I know this is an issue I usually quickly scroll to the end of the part/pages and go back, after that the pagination and % are fixed for that specific part.
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@terabyte For the web though we don't do any pagination ourselves. It's all handled by CSS columns.
We get the number of pages by looking at the total width, and the issue is that we have to wait for all the images to be loaded properly before we can get the full page count.
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@sam-pinansky Yeah, something that gets called after the images are loaded should work.
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I guess maybe we could put in some hook that gets called only after all images are fully loaded?
Have you tried doing that on every page flip (or only near 100%)? Shouldn't be too expensive anyway.
