Now the problem is that MobiPocket does not always work with IE9 and above. It often breaks when you create Tables of Contents.
I was creating Tables of Contents like this (which used to work just fine):
and receiving this error:
I scoured the web for fixes and I found some really complicated ones. However, Soph (my sister) was having no such issues and finally we were sitting together when she gave me a very significant piece of information. She puts 'p' or 'div' in the tag name box when she creates a table of contents, like this:
Low and behold, no error message. After editing HTML, trying to use the guide option rather than the table of contents tab and everything else, it was a simple as not leaving a field blank.
I believe the error occurs because IE9 and above treat arrays in javascript differently than IE8, but I thought I should share this simple fix in case anyone else is having the same problem. Nowhere did I find anyone just saying to add in the tag name.
I am not a lover of IE Things always go wrong if I use it.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Oh I totally agree, I don't use it for anything, but Mobipocket won't use anything else so I have to have it. IE is the slowest and the least useful browser I have installed :).
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