@coderwassananmol I have made the requested changes

@coderwassananmol I have made the requested changes.

I also tried uploading http://www.panjabdigilib.org/webuser/searches/displayPage.jsp?ID=2833&page=1&CategoryID=3&Searched=W3GX but it failed. Can you check why?

@coderwassananmol
It appears to be because the book has invalid characters being set in its ["X-archive-meta-description"] -

PREM SUMĀRAG, literally means the true way to love (prem=love; su=good or true; mārag=path) is an anonymous work in old Punjabi evoking a model of Sikh way of life and of Sikh society. Written probably in the eighteenth century, it is a kind of rahitnāmā attempting to prescribe norms of behavior, religious as well as social, private as well as public, for members of the Khalsa Panth. It also provides a comprehensive model of Sikh polity with details concerning civil and military administration.Although known to earlier Sikh scholars, it was published for the first time in 1953 by the Sikh History Society, Amritsar, edited with an elaborate introduction by Bhai Randhir Singh, who accidentally in 1940 came by a partly mutilated manuscript, which he revised with the help of another manuscript preserved in the Punjab Public Library, Lahore. A second edition was brought out by New Book Company, Jalandhar, in 1965. The work is divided into ten dhiāos (chapters) and each dhiāo is subdivided into several bachans (utterances or topics). Chapter I opens with what may be called a prologue.

I also tried uploading http://www.panjabdigilib.org/webuser/searches/displayPage.jsp?ID=2833&page=1&CategoryID=3&Searched=W3GX but it failed. Can you check why?

@coderwassananmol It appears to be because the book has invalid characters being set in its ["X-archive-meta-description"] -

PREM SUMĀRAG, literally means the true way to love (prem=love; su=good or true; mārag=path) is an anonymous work in old Punjabi evoking a model of Sikh way of life and of Sikh society. Written probably in the eighteenth century, it is a kind of rahitnāmā attempting to prescribe norms of behavior, religious as well as social, private as well as public, for members of the Khalsa Panth. It also provides a comprehensive model of Sikh polity with details concerning civil and military administration.Although known to earlier Sikh scholars, it was published for the first time in 1953 by the Sikh History Society, Amritsar, edited with an elaborate introduction by Bhai Randhir Singh, who accidentally in 1940 came by a partly mutilated manuscript, which he revised with the help of another manuscript preserved in the Punjab Public Library, Lahore. A second edition was brought out by New Book Company, Jalandhar, in 1965. The work is divided into ten dhiāos (chapters) and each dhiāo is subdivided into several bachans (utterances or topics). Chapter I opens with what may be called a prologue.

It is expected. Can you submit a patch to resolve this?

@coderwassananmol please what should the solution achieve...Should I make the description an emtpy string if it contains invalid characters so it can upload?

I also tried uploading http://www.panjabdigilib.org/webuser/searches/displayPage.jsp?ID=2833&page=1&CategoryID=3&Searched=W3GX but it failed. Can you check why?

@coderwassananmol It appears to be because the book has invalid characters being set in its ["X-archive-meta-description"] -

PREM SUMĀRAG, literally means the true way to love (prem=love; su=good or true; mārag=path) is an anonymous work in old Punjabi evoking a model of Sikh way of life and of Sikh society. Written probably in the eighteenth century, it is a kind of rahitnāmā attempting to prescribe norms of behavior, religious as well as social, private as well as public, for members of the Khalsa Panth. It also provides a comprehensive model of Sikh polity with details concerning civil and military administration.Although known to earlier Sikh scholars, it was published for the first time in 1953 by the Sikh History Society, Amritsar, edited with an elaborate introduction by Bhai Randhir Singh, who accidentally in 1940 came by a partly mutilated manuscript, which he revised with the help of another manuscript preserved in the Punjab Public Library, Lahore. A second edition was brought out by New Book Company, Jalandhar, in 1965. The work is divided into ten dhiāos (chapters) and each dhiāo is subdivided into several bachans (utterances or topics). Chapter I opens with what may be called a prologue.

It is expected. Can you submit a patch to resolve this?

@coderwassananmol
I have encoded the description

@okerekechinweotito I debugged this further and found that the value of byteLength at line no. 65 is NaN because the value of no_of_pages is coming as "Adopt this Manuscript".

I think we need to fix the getPDLMetaData() function in the helper.js file to fix this.