This is unbelievably brilliant! Thank you so very VERY much!
Are you OK with me adapting this to be used as a general "save as epub" service, which would be only a little different to the fanfic variety but wouldn't try to capture the title/author/summary information in that format for example? I'd definitely put a link back to here in the source code and the documentation saying it was heavily based on your code.
Why? I have a blog http://atmac.org/ for Apple users (Mac, iPad, iPhone - anything Apple) with disabilities. One big annoyance many blind Apple users have at the moment is getting books from Bookshare (in an XML format that displays fine in Safari) onto their iPads - this would reduce the process from a billion fiddly steps to "open in safari, print to epub" which would be a great improvement!
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Date: 2010-10-17 11:14 pm (UTC)Are you OK with me adapting this to be used as a general "save as epub" service, which would be only a little different to the fanfic variety but wouldn't try to capture the title/author/summary information in that format for example? I'd definitely put a link back to here in the source code and the documentation saying it was heavily based on your code.
Why? I have a blog http://atmac.org/ for Apple users (Mac, iPad, iPhone - anything Apple) with disabilities. One big annoyance many blind Apple users have at the moment is getting books from Bookshare (in an XML format that displays fine in Safari) onto their iPads - this would reduce the process from a billion fiddly steps to "open in safari, print to epub" which would be a great improvement!
Please let me know :)
Cheers,
Ricky