Closed ahmettkartal closed 4 years ago
brkdmn35
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4 years ago Hi Ahmet, I tried to contact owner of project but he did not answer me. Then after hours of work, i started to understand code. It is really complicated.
If you can see activate part on bibi.js, you can define your first page as, R.Current.Page.PageIndex = {your first page]; E.dispatch("bibi:commands:move-by",1); \this part take to destination page
I hope owner will update documentation for users in future :(
ahmettkartal
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4 years ago Hi Ahmet, I tried to contact owner of project but he did not answer me. Then after hours of work, i started to understand code. It is really complicated.
If you can see activate part on bibi.js, you can define your first page as, R.Current.Page.PageIndex = {your first page]; E.dispatch("bibi:commands:move-by",1); \this part take to destination page
I hope owner will update documentation for users in future :(
Thank you so much Burak it works. 🎊 🎊
satorumurmur
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4 years ago @ahmettkartal @brkdmn35 Thanks for using Bibi. I'm sorry for the lazy response.
In the latest release (v1.2.0), you can use the p identifier in URL to specify the point in the book, like these:
In the next some releases, I will make it possible to get the 2.1.6.8.9.3 of double-clicked element.
In the current version, you can get the p identifier value of the element near the head of the current view by I.PageObserver.getP() or I.PageObserver.getP({ TagNames: ['figure', 'p'] }) or so on, but this is quite rough.
On another way, you can also use the iipp identifier (Item Index + Page Progress in the Item) which existing as the system function from before, like these:
But point specified by iipp is quite "about" and different on each user's display size.
I want users to start reading from the page where they left off before. Is there any way for this issue?