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Shiva
PDF Viewer
  • 2008/2/23 11:15

  • Shiva

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Does a module that displays embedded pdf files exist?

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Anonymous
Re: PDF Viewer
  • 2008/2/23 14:53

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Shiva
Re: PDF Viewer
  • 2008/2/24 9:40

  • Shiva

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Cheers, but that link is not working at the moment.

Apparently smartsection does it - but I can't get it to upload pdf files because it says it does not support mime type.

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Peekay
Re: PDF Viewer
  • 2008/2/24 15:35

  • Peekay

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You need to locate the 'Acrobat Portable Document Format' mimetype in 'Mimetypes' in SmartSection admin and put a tick the column(s) to give upload permission for users and/or admin. You can then attach a PDF to an article, although AFAIK the default behaviour is for the PDF to download, not open in the browser.

SmartSection (and 'News') can 'make' a PDF using the text and images from an article, which does open in the browser.

If your site visitors are going to be opening PDFs in their browser directly from a list of articles on your site, I suggest that you warn them. There's no 'escape' from the blasted Acrobat plugin once it starts to open a file. It's really annoying if you were expecting a web page.
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Anonymous
Re: PDF Viewer
  • 2008/2/24 21:36

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smartsection will add pdf file as attachment but this tweaked version of wfsection will dispay pdf inside article page.

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