Open Processeur opened 6 years ago
Enable local.css in ViewerJS index and add in local.css the following
{ display:none; visibility: hidden; }
Works great for me
worked like a charm.
THX.
2017-11-16 15:11 GMT+01:00 Vasilios Michael Bouras <notifications@github.com
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Enable local.css in ViewerJS index and add in local.css the following
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{ display:none; visibility: hidden; }
Works great for me
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this is not an issue but a solution I found to a problem.
We are a few who desire to publish content but do not want it to be downloaded. As ViewerJS is run from client side, this means that the content has to be accessible from the client whereas there is no way the can load it.
I first tried to put a .htaccess file in my ressources folder to only requests to the files that include ViewerJS in the request. I did not made it works. If someone has a solution, please share because I think it's stil the best choice.
Then It try to find another way to load my pdf in the ViewerJS but still inaccessible from outside and this is what I have done (really simple and may be not the cleanest cay to do it):
1-all my ressources files stored in a folder protected from outside 2-From a php page I copy the desired file in a public folder 3-Once file copied I Launch the viewer accessing the file in public folder 4-Finally delete the file from public folder.
This way everything is fine.
Here is my code:
the tricky part was to show the viewer before the file was deleted from the pubic folder.
Hope this will help other.
Bye,
Proc.