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Extension: BlueSpiceUEModuleDOCX


Overview
Description: export an book to DOCX format. ⧼bs-uemoduledocx-extension-description⧽
State: stable Dependency: BlueSpice
Developer: HalloWelt License:

GPL

v3 only

-3.0-onlyProperty "BSExtensionInfoLicense" (as page type) with input value "</br>GPL-3.0-only" contains invalid characters or is incomplete and therefore can cause unexpected results during a query or annotation process.

Type: BlueSpice Category: Export
Edition: BlueSpice free, BlueSpice pro, BlueSpice Farm, BlueSpice Cloud

Features

[edit source]

Description[edit | edit source]

UEModuleDOCX export books to DOCX format.

Usage / Features[edit | edit source]This module allows the UniversalExport wiki article to output as Microsoft Word Office Open XML 

UEModuleDOCX exports pages and books to the docx-format. This extension requires an external license.

This extension allows the output of a wiki page or book to Office Open XML. The content is inserted in a user-defined, freely selectable template. The conversion is done via an external tool, which

is subject to

is requires a license

 

.

  • Conditions:
    • If possible, the conversion should be based on HTML template.
    • CSS / inline-styles should be supported. Here is the floating in pictures a bit critical.
    • Running headers and footers are necessary.
    • Images are embedded.
 Attachments
    •  
    • Attachments are not possible.
    • The template is a docx-file. The generated content from the wiki is inserted into the template at the place where the variable
"$ WIKICONTENT $"
    • $WIKICONTENT$ is located.
    • Meta information is stored in the docx-document (author, generator, etc).
  • The module works with
articles
  • pages and books.

Technical

information

Information[edit

| edit Configuration

This information applies to BlueSpice 3 . Technical details for BlueSpice cloud can differ in some cases.

Requirements[edit

| edit BlueSpiceDemo.

This extension offers no configurations.

Rights (permissions)[edit | edit source]

This extension does not require any special rights.

Requirements[edit | edit source]

UEModuleDOCX requires BlueSpiceFoundation and UniversalExport.

User manual[edit | edit source]

UEModuleDOCX is a module that allows export to word format. Read more on UniversalExport.

Try free our BlueSpice[edit | edit source]

  • MediaWiki: 1.31
  • BlueSpiceFoundation: 3.2

BlueSpiceUniversalExport: 3.2

Integrates into[edit source]

  • BlueSpiceUniversalExport

Special pages[edit source]

Permissions[edit source]

Name Description Role
uemoduledocx-export ⧼right-uemoduledocx-export⧽ reader
uemoduledocxsubpages-export ⧼right-uemoduledocxsubpages-export⧽ reader

Configuration[edit source]

Name Value
UEModuleDOCXDOCXServiceSecret '$1$DP0.QV2.$BPGuGZOMuWwuc5DlGI1lK/'
UEModuleDOCXDOCXServiceURL 'http://localhost/BShtml2DOCX'
UEModuleDOCXDefaultTemplate 'BlueSpice.docx'
UEModuleDOCXSuppressNS false
UEModuleDOCXTemplatePath 'extensions/BlueSpiceUEModuleDOCX/data/templates'

Hooks[edit source] 

{{BSExtensionInfobox
            
            |desc=export an book to DOCX format.
            
            |BSExtensionInfo
            
            |status=stable
        
        |developer=HalloWelt
        
        |type=BlueSpice
        
        |edition=BlueSpice free, BlueSpice pro
            
            
        , BlueSpice Farm, BlueSpice Cloud
            
            
        |active=Yes
        
        |compatible=BlueSpice
        
        |category=Export
        
        |license=GPL v3 only
            
            |package=Bookmaker
            
            }}
            
            __TOC__
            
            
            
            ==Description==
            
            
            
            '''UEModuleDOCX''' export books to DOCX format.
            
            
            
            ==Usage / Features==
            
            
            
            This module allows the [[UniversalExport]] wiki article to output as Microsoft Word features='''UEModuleDOCX''' exports pages and books to the docx-format. This extension requires an [https://www.phpdocx.com/features external license].
            
            
            
            This extension allows the output of a wiki page or book to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Open_XML Office Open XML] . The content is inserted in a user-defined, freely selectable template. The conversion is done via an external tool, which is '''subject to license''' .
            
            
            
            * Conditions:
            
            ** is requires a [https://www.phpdocx.com/features license].
            
            
            
            *Conditions:
            
            **If possible, the conversion should be based on HTML template.
        
        ** CSS / inline-styles should be supported. Here is the floating in pictures a bit critical.
        
        ** Running headers and footers are necessary.
        
        * *Images are embedded. Attachments  
            
            **Attachments are not possible<br />
            
            ** .
            
            **The template is a docx -file. The generated content from the wiki is inserted into the template at the place where the variable "$ WIKICONTENT $" is located.
            
            * <code>$WIKICONTENT$</code> is located.
            
            **Meta information is stored in the docx -document (author, generator, etc).
        
        * The module works with articlespages and books.
        
        
        
        
        == Technical information==
            
            
            
            ===Configuration===
            
            This extension offers no configurations. 
            
            
            
            ===Rights (permissions)===
            
            This extension does not require any special rights. 
            
            
            
            ===Requirements===
            
            
            
            UEModuleDOCX requires [[BlueSpiceFoundation]] and [[UniversalExport]].
            
            
            
            ==User manual==
            
            
            
            UEModuleDOCX is a module that allows export to word format. Read more on [[UniversalExport]].
            
            
            
            ==Try free our BlueSpice==
            
            
            
            [https://en.demo.bluespice.com/wiki/Main_Page BlueSpiceDemo.]
            
            
            
            [[de:{{FULLPAGENAME}}]][[en:{{FULLPAGENAME}}]]
            
            
            
            [[Category:BlueSpice_pro]]
            
            [[Category:Extension]]}}
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==Description==
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This extension allows the output of a wiki page or book to [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Open_XML Office Open XML]. The content is inserted in a user-defined, freely selectable template. The conversion is done via an external tool, which is requires a [https://www.phpdocx.com/features license].
  
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'''UEModuleDOCX''' export books to DOCX format.
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*Conditions:
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**If possible, the conversion should be based on HTML template.
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**CSS / inline-styles should be supported. Here is the floating in pictures a bit critical.
 +
**Running headers and footers are necessary.
 +
**Images are embedded. 
 +
**Attachments are not possible.
 +
**The template is a docx-file. The generated content from the wiki is inserted into the template at the place where the variable <code>$WIKICONTENT$</code> is located.
 +
**Meta information is stored in the docx-document (author, generator, etc).
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*The module works with pages and books.
  
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==Usage / Features==
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}}
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This module allows the [[UniversalExport]] wiki article to output as Microsoft Word [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Office_Open_XML Office Open XML] . The content is inserted in a user-defined, freely selectable template. The conversion is done via an external tool, which is '''subject to license''' .
 
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* Conditions:
 
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** If possible, the conversion should be based on HTML template.
 
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** CSS / inline-styles should be supported. Here is the floating in pictures a bit critical.
 
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** Running headers and footers are necessary.
 
−
* Images are embedded. Attachments are not possible<br />
 
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** The template is a docx file. The generated content from the wiki is inserted into the template at the place where the variable "$ WIKICONTENT $" is located.
 
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* Meta information is stored in the docx document (author, generator, etc).
 
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* The module works with articles and books.
 
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== Technical information==
 
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===Configuration===
 
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This extension offers no configurations.
 
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===Rights (permissions)===
 
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This extension does not require any special rights.
 
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===Requirements===
 
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UEModuleDOCX requires [[BlueSpiceFoundation]] and [[UniversalExport]].
 
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==User manual==
 
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UEModuleDOCX is a module that allows export to word format. Read more on [[UniversalExport]].
 
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==Try free our BlueSpice==
 
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[https://en.demo.bluespice.com/wiki/Main_Page BlueSpiceDemo.]
 
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[[de:{{FULLPAGENAME}}]][[en:{{FULLPAGENAME}}]]
 
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[[Category:BlueSpice_pro]]
 
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[[Category:Extension]]
 
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