How to transform document to PDF using Alfresco user interface? On the page http://localhost:8080/alfresco/service/mimetypes I clearly see, that there are available transformations to PDF for documents DOC and DOCX types. But in Alfresco user interface I cannot find an option allowing me to transform document to PDF.
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The easiest maybe is that you can download the PDF directly from the previewer in document details.
From javascript API point of view you have:
transformDocument | Alfresco Documentation
or this:
so you can easily create a rule, that executes this JS API, or even create a custom action for this purpose.
Regards.
--C.
The easiest maybe is that you can download the PDF directly from the previewer in document details.
From javascript API point of view you have:
transformDocument | Alfresco Documentation
or this:
so you can easily create a rule, that executes this JS API, or even create a custom action for this purpose.
Regards.
--C.
And it is also possible to enable the document-transform action to appear for documents in the document library:
share/share-documentlibrary-config.xml at develop · Alfresco/share · GitHub
You also have the option in Share to create a folder rule which performs the action to "Transform and copy content" to Mimetype "Adobe PDF Document", etc.
Rule actions | Alfresco Documentation
Regards,
Jan
hi everyone
how can i do to put this action in the documents actions after i preview the document?
if this is possible, the users will transform documents to pdf without admins having to create a transformation rule.
Hi @dnhatsave,
It's always best to create a new topic rather than add your question to the end of another one, especially a solved topic. People often see it's solved & don't bother to look at it again.
So, my advice is to start a new post for your issue.
hi Eddie,
Thanks for the advice i'll do that.
Regards,
DNhatsave.
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