Sugestion - Finished to read a book must sorted to the end

[hugleo]

if I've finished reading a book could be send to end of a file list so I'll no need to browse all the pages to find the remaining books.

[Frenzie]

Isn't that basically sort by percent - unopened first?

[hugleo]

Tried but I din't managed how to make it work. I finished reading a cbz file, koreader ask the options if I would like to go to the next file or go to file browser. I select go to file browser and the file order didn't change.

[Frenzie]

That seems to be a bug specific to whatever that DialogButton does to open the file browser. It does refresh if you use the top menu, or if you go to a different folder and back.

[hugleo]

I've opened and read the second file of the list. Tried the top menu to change to file list again, tried to go back and forward in the file list browser. The order of the files didn't change.

[hugleo]

Very weird. I've found out that no only the sort by percent doesn't work as for file browser not showing any metadata.

So I installed koreader in my mobile that is also using mobile and for that is working normally.
Both eink device and mobile are using the last nighty version.

I don't think that I disabled some option or plugin by mistake isn't?

I take some pictures:

Mobile:

Likebook Mars Device:

Option configured in both:

[hugleo]

Not about the DialogButton bug but about my last info message is
Duplicate of #4872 since .sdr can't be created because of sd card permission handled.

[pazos]

no metadata and no timestamps because we're in a Read Only fs. Please use internal sdcard instead!

[poire-z]

Well, I think that since #4138, KOReader should work with books in read-only fs. At least, the settings are saved in koreader/history/ , and they are read correctly when opening the book, and they are shown in History.

But there are a few other things (like FileChooser and the CoverBrowser views) that just use DocSettings:hasSidecarFile() to know if there is a "regular" sidecar file - and it has not been fixed/upgraded to also go look for these "old/legacy" saved settings in koreader/history/ - that may be are no more "legacy"... Or may be we should add and use another method that go look for all the candidates, like open() does.