GerHobbelt
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3 years ago Thanks for the report!
Good hint about your historic workflow, using EndNote and the Vanilla references: hadn't considered the Vanilla References as a potential trigger for this issue. Only noticed I had a hard time reproducing the issue and knew I had to come up with a way to approach it through code review; having a description of your process how you arrived at this point will help me discovering what could've gone wrong easier than digging through a ream of code by hand & eye alone. :-)
Incidentally, just curious: how do you know your lib is about 2500 large? (Just wondering where you observe the different numbers precisely, e.g. by counting the number of PDFs stored in the library's /documents/ directory tree and/or other means to verify document count. Just checking so that I'll know where to look and how to observe the same as you do, when I dig in and debug this thing.
Cheers,
Ger
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On Sun, May 30, 2021 at 9:04 PM cjpell1 @.***> wrote:
See similar issue #309 https://github.com/jimmejardine/qiqqa-open-source/issues/309 Build 83.0.7649-30836
The number of documents in a libary reflected on the home tab does not match the actual number of documents in the library. I ran the "recover unregistered PDFs" tool and some broken links (semi-opaque pdf icons) but the numbers still dont add up.
I think my issue is most likely related to 4. on the #309 https://github.com/jimmejardine/qiqqa-open-source/issues/309.
My library is actually about ~2500 documents but the home page says ~5000. I compiled a huge collection by copying over some other smaller qiqqa libraries (legacy ones from before open source), as well as importing a couple thousand references from EndNote with the goal of making one large library instead of several smaller ones. Copying from my previous qiqqa libraries didn't cause an issue, and importting from Endnote worked well. The problem with endnote is that it gave me several vanilla references because not every refrence had a PDF.
I think the core of the problem was when I then went to remove all of the vanilla references by moving them into their own library. The goal was to have just pdfs in one and just vanilla in another.
When my library loads it still says its loading the 5000+ documents but then when you go to the actual library its still actually only half that.
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cjpell1
See similar issue #309 Build 83.0.7649-30836
The number of documents in a libary reflected on the home tab does not match the actual number of documents in the library. I ran the "recover unregistered PDFs" tool and some broken links (semi-opaque pdf icons) but the numbers still dont add up.
I think my issue is most likely related to 4. on the #309.
My library is actually about ~2500 documents but the home page says ~5000. I compiled a huge collection by copying over some other smaller qiqqa libraries (legacy ones from before open source), as well as importing a couple thousand references from EndNote with the goal of making one large library instead of several smaller ones. Copying from my previous qiqqa libraries didn't cause an issue, and importting from Endnote worked well. The problem with endnote is that it gave me several vanilla references because not every refrence had a PDF.
I think the core of the problem was when I then went to remove all of the vanilla references by moving them into their own library. The goal was to have just pdfs in one and just vanilla in another.
When my library loads it still says its loading the 5000+ documents but then when you go to the actual library its still actually only half that.