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  • hjalte1983 Friend
    #190482

    What extension do people use to view pdf files on a site ?

    Manos Moderator
    #505315

    Hi,

    I am not so sure i get your question, usually every browser supports view on pdf files, can you please clarify your question a bit?

    Regards

    Manos

    hjalte1983 Friend
    #505318

    kinda like this.
    http://www.redderen.dk/

    so i can stay on the website, browsing all the pdf

    Manos Moderator
    #505322

    Ok i think i got it now, looks to me you need something like that here -> http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/social-web/social-display/documents-cloud-based

    Let me know if that’s what you were looking for!

    Regards

    Manos

    hjalte1983 Friend
    #505521

    Still testing, i took the most popular, ARI Docs Viewer. But there is a huge problem, the extensions using google docs are bad, because google compress the pdf files so the images getting bad.
    see what i mean : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16659300/poor-image-rendering-with-google-docs-pdf-viewer

    you can see exactly what i mean here:
    http://www.rfkkbh.dk/index.php/database/rfk-kobehnavn/elever/235-elevplan-til-opslagstavler

    guess iframe is the best solution here ?

    but thanks so far, still looking.

    phong nam Friend
    #505710

    Hi hajalte1983,

    In this case, we suggest you to contact with ARI Soft to get better solution from their developers at http://www.ari-soft.com/ARI-Docs-Viewer/. In addition, reading the ARI Viewer’s documentations is highly recommended by the author at http://www.demo2.ari-soft.com/joomla-documents-viewer.html#usage

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    hjalte1983 Friend
    #506077

    they dont give any solution, they just wrote:

    Hello,
    PDF files are loaded via Google Docs service. It can be not fully compatible with version of your PDF file.
    Regards,
    ARI Soft

    guess i’ll have to use oldschool iframe

    Manos Moderator
    #506098

    Interesting subject, may i ask what’s your image format with in the PDF file ?
    Maybe you can try JPG (progressive) and see how that works for you.

    hjalte1983 Friend
    #506100

    i actually dont know what images file i have, i didnt make the pdf, but i can read many got the same problem, they tried to do jpg, png, gif… same problem.. i asked Ari Soft for other solutions, and they just wrote this:
    Hello,

    You can load PDF documents into <IFRAME> (use engine=”iframe”), but it will work only if PDF viewer addon is installed in user’s browser.

    Regards,
    ARI Soft

    Its kinda wierd i can’t find any good extension for such a simple thing,

    I found this
    http://groupdocs.com/
    but they are a bit expensive..

    Manos Moderator
    #506101

    Looks like you can try for free first and see if it’s any good for you.

    hjalte1983 Friend
    #506102

    Actually doing that right now 🙂

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