Replying to Archive Cleanup Project

The problems with a script are 1. query overload 2. likely interference with the new code 3. The probability of missing other errors besides it that I have to go in and fix in the chapters individually ANYWAY

I hope you're writing a script to deal with that!

it could be worse.....

As I have 456498 chapters records to check for wallotext issues,

456498?

456498??

Holy fuck.

Thank you for the time and the effort and, well, good luck with that!

thank you!

I just wanted to say that you're doing an awesome job, a horse job as it surely is, and that I'm (along with probably everybody else here on AFF) very grateful for the time and effort you're putting into this community. A wholehearted Thank You is definitely in place!

As I have 456498 chapters records to check for wallotext issues, the repair part of clean up is on hold while I find those and fix them.

What this will entail, initially, is my placing these records in paragraph containers and reinserting in to the database. of course this does NOT affect all those records, but enough of 'em that it's going to take me a solid month or two to go through, find, and unwall.

I'm not fixing any kind of errors this time around while fixing whether or not these things are in paragraph containers. Nor am I adding the formatting that may already be there.

I'll get to all that later as we get to those various sub domains for actual complete repair

Meddy 2012-01-28 id # 3000030576 The new clean-up and categorization drew my attention on the fact that there is no "parent folder" link (nor a breadcrumbs bar) in the categories. With that many small categories created, it has become problematic.

This is actually being addressed in the rewrite of the software itself.

When I am mass moving stories, users will see empty chapters and reviews. Ignore that please. It's a temporary thing. The export/import/transfer is done in a few steps.

After re-evaluating some things, we've decided to lower the required number of stories for pair specific sub sub categories from ten, to 5.

Almost done with buffy, finally.