tl;dr How can I make a PDF in the Sphinx html output open directly in the browser (or externally)? I want to click on the link and the PDF just opens.
I am currently trying to make sphinx create a link that opens a PDF file in the browser instead of downloading it. So far I only found the download directive, which is useful but I do not want to download those files as they are already available locally.
If there is no default way is there any way to extend Sphinx to achieve this behaviour?
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I'm using Texify plugin for Pycharm to write latex. After running, I have to go manually to "out" folder and open it with Adobe. How to make Pycharm do that automatically?
I see this option but I don't know how to fill it up.
Adobe locking the pdf file is a well-known issue, and so Adobe is not supported by TeXiFy. Depending on which OS you are on, the following pdf viewers are supported (links to TeXiFy wiki pages):
All: internal PDF viewer, via the PDF viewer plugin.
Windows: SumatraPDF
Linux: Evince, Okular, and Zathura
Mac: Skim
where supported means that the pdf automatically opens on compilation and that forward and backward search should work, the latter possibly after some configuration.
When you want to use some other pdf viewer, make sure that it does not lock the pdf file (so Adobe is not possible) and enter the command you would use to open the viewer from the command line in the Select custom pdf viewer command field. This should work on (at least) most Linux and Mac distributions.
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As of TeXiFy b0.7.4 the internal PDF viewer is supported through the PDF viewer plugin.
Alternatively there is a PDF Plugin, to open it within PyCharm, which you can install from the store.
https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/14494-pdf-viewer
I am trying to generate PDF using PhantomJS. All the examples i have seen so far is to run Phantom JS through command line. Is there a way to invoke PhantomJS and create the PDF when the user clicks on download option for the web page.
I am trying to automate a web application wherein clicking a link downloads a PDF file. The default behavior of chromedriver should open a pop-up window for confirmation. I am facing issue with the same, In my case the file is directly downloading without prompting.(I need to pop up to change the file name)
My understanding is that there is no easy way to make Selenium download files. Browsers use native dialogs which cannot be controlled by JavaScript.
Why are you downloading a file in the first place?
Check out this for more detail.
This can be set via settings option,
refer the below link https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/95574
I have a ASP.NET file upload control which opens a window when you click the upload button to select the file you want to upload. But the problem is that the webdriver cant recognize the window and therefore cant select the file to be uploaded.
I have found numerous solutions in the stackoverflow which use sendkeys to enter the path of file. I think that works when you have html file upload control. In my case I have the ASP.NET file upload control and it doesn not have a text box where i can enter the file path using sendkeys.
how do i solve this?? Any suggestions ?
You can use the Windows Automation library to identify windows. UIspy can be used to identify the properties of a window. Add the System.Windows.Automation reference to your project.
I'm searching for a good PDF viewer for Joomla, the problem is when there is a module in an article all the PDF viewers I tried so far show: {loadposition myposition} in place of that module.
Does anybody know a PDF viewer that will show the module.
I would also like it to have a header and footer option.
Thx.
I suspect that your extensions 'might' not be the sole source of your troubles.
Have you installed "Modules Anywhere" from nonumber.nl?
I recommend you try that first before assuming that the problem lies in your extensions.
Here is the appropriate link: http://www.nonumber.nl/extensions/modulesanywhere
Install it, and make sure the editor plugin is also installed and enabled (Modules Anywhere may perform these steps upon installation), then open up the content item you wish to inject your module into and use the module selection tool provided to you by the editor plugin.
After you perform this test, you can more reliably assume that your PDF related modules are the culprits.
Good luck!