Extension:PDFEmbed/de-formal

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PDFEmbed
Release status: stable
Implementation Tag , Media
Description Allows to embed PDF files into a page
Author(s) Alexia E. Smith, Wolfgang Fahl, Mark A. Hershberger, Chris Koerner and Spas Z.Spasov (Alexia E. Smithtalk)
Latest version 3.0.1 (2023-01-24)
MediaWiki
PHP 7.3+
Database changes No
License GNU Lesser General Public License 3.0
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$wgPdfEmbed (width, height)
pdf
embed_pdf
Quarterly downloads Lua error in Module:Extension at line 172: bad argument #1 to 'inNamespace' (unrecognized namespace name 'skin').
Public wikis using Lua error in Module:Extension at line 172: bad argument #1 to 'inNamespace' (unrecognized namespace name 'skin').

The PDFEmbed extension allows PDF files (uploaded to your wiki) to be embedded into a wiki page using ‎<pdf>‎</pdf> tags. The PDF file extension is automatically added and necessarily default permissions are configured. Future functionality will allow this extension to act as a media handler for PDF files.

Installation

  • <translate> <tvar name=1>Download</tvar> and place the file(s) in a directory called <tvar name=name>PDFEmbed/de-formal</tvar> in your <tvar name=ext>extensions/</tvar> folder.</translate>
  • <translate> Add the following code at the bottom of your <tvar name=1>LocalSettings.php </tvar> file:</translate>
    wfLoadExtension( 'PDFEmbed/de-formal' );
    
  • Configure at your convenience

Configuration

If the default configuration needs to be altered add these settings to the "LocalSettings.php" file below the require:

// Default width for the PDF object container.
$wgPdfEmbed['width'] = 800;

// Default height for the PDF object container.
$wgPdfEmbed['height'] = 1090;

//Allow user the usage of the pdf tag
$wgGroupPermissions['*']['embed_pdf'] = true;

Usage Example

The PDF to be embedded must first be uploaded to the wiki through "Special:Upload".

<pdf>File:Example.pdf</pdf>

With optional width and height.

<pdf width="500" height="300">File:Example.pdf</pdf>

Scroll to page 10 after document is rendered.

<pdf page="10">File:Example.pdf</pdf>

Siehe auch