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I tried it with http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/sartre/ http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/sartre/ and got the message: "You are now a certified Document Cybor
by Veen 10y ago
I tried it with http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/sartre/ http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/sartre/ and got the message: "You are now a certified Document Cyborg hacker, but you don't get any files:)"
- apancyborg 10y agoPlease can you tell which browser are you using, this should happen only if you disabled javascript or try to change the parameter type of the export. If that's neither your case we will trow one of our programmer to the tiger:)
- Veen 10y agoAlright, I'm dumb. It was my JavaScript blocker. It works once I disabled it. Nice service. Only advice I can give is to tweak the typography a bit for the PDF output: I'd restrict the measure (line lengths) to around sixty characters, and boost the leading (space between lines) to about 1.5 times the line-height. Personally, I'd make the body text a bit smaller too, but the bigger text might be preferred by some.
- apancyborg 10y agoGreat to hear, we will better communicate on the error to ask for people to enable javascript. For the pdf output, we will look into it as it is a complex issue if you have for example mixed content non latin character with latin character. Thanks for the feedback.
- softawre 10y agoNo, you're not dumb, that was a terrible error message.
- mistermann 10y agoYou should throw one of your programmers to the tiger for that terrible error message that doesn't communicate what the problem is.
- apancyborg 10y agoWe will fix the error message to ask for people to enable javascript. And now because you ask for it we throw one to the tiger, now let's hope we have enough programmers:)
- apancyborg 10y agowe now have a proper error message