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What is UniversalExport?[edit | edit source]
UniversalExport enables the single page export to PDF.
Where to find UniversalExport?[edit | edit source]
UniversalExport provides also a widget (UNIVERSALEXPORT ) called "Export" for the Widgetbar. This includes links to various export modules. Which modules are displayed depends on the settings of the respective modules and on the permissions of universalexport-export. Access to an export module can also be granted and withheld depending on namespaces.
The functionality of UniversalExport[edit | edit source]
Information on the special page[edit | edit source]
The export modules installed and their status can be viewed at Special:UniversalExport. The information displayed depends on the individual modules.
Settings[edit | edit source]
UniversalExport and the individual modules can be configured under "WikiAdmi > Preferences".
Universal Export[edit | edit source]
| Setting | Description |
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Metadata (standard, JSON format) |
{"creator":"Hallo Welt! Medienwerkstatt GmbH"} |
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Metadaten (overriding, JSON format) |
{"producer":"UniversalExport 2.23.2 (BlueSpice for MediaWiki)"} |
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Activated for namespaces |
This setting allows the activation and deactivation of exporting for particular namespaces. Access to export can, however, also be determined using |
UniversalExport PDF module[edit | edit source]
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
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Backend |
Depending on the backened of the Java applications server installed, this must be either "PDFServlet" http://localhost:8080/BShtml2PDF |
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Standard template |
BlueSpice |
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Template directory: |
extensions/BlueSpiceExtensions/UEModulePDF/data/PDFTemplates |
Tips for working with UniversalExport[edit | edit source]
- Shoutbox comments are not included when a page is exported.
Classical export with MediaWiki[edit | edit source]
MediaWiki itself only offers the export of content pages in a proprietary XML format. There are, however, extensions which make the creation of ODF, PDF or DocBook files possible.
See also[edit | edit source]
Our reference page.
