14 Jul
2008
14 Jul
'08
11:34 p.m.
Hello,
What about an office plugin integrated directly to office?
You type in Word for example and you have a button "export to XWIki" and it
directly sends it to the server which converts it and saves it...
It could be linked with the WEBDAV plugin to standardize the export and
browsing of documents... When saving a document by WEBDav, it is
automatically converted into Wiki (if needed...)
I think it could be really interesting even if I don't like office suite but
lots of people use it every day :) (I may have seen a confluence plugin
doing this)...
Pascal
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 10:39 PM, Ludovic Dubost <ludovic(a)xwiki.org> wrote:
Wang Ning wrote:
> e) export xwiki page to MS word or Openoffice odt.
2 stars. That would be cool also. There is also export a wiki table to
ods/xls
f/ import button in the standard xwiki syntax box
2 stars
> Thanks.
> Wang Ning
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Hi devs,
As you know, the office importer(or office converter) project for xwiki
can
convert office documents like MS word, MS excel
to xwiki syntax.
Furthermore, it can even convert xwiki page to the MS word or PDF.
My question: how to integrate the office converter into xwiki? Where
should
be the integration points for the conversion
feature?
Following is my proposal and I need you feedback. Thanks.
Now the office converter is just a xwiki plugin, and the integration
would
base on this plugin.
a) a converter application. A xwiki application based on office converter
plugin and fileupload plugin can import a office document to a new xwiki
page.
2 stars
b) a macro like {import} which can convert the
office document attached
to
the xwiki page to html and insert the html code
in the page.
I would call it {view} or {include} or something else. I would see this
as a live include.
We should be able also to take just a part of the document or just one
of the images.
c) attachment review. Review the office documents
attachment. This is
similar to the gmail attachment review.
You mean "preview"
3 stars
d) integrate with xwiki WYSIWYG editor. This is
similar to a). Click the
import button and select the office document, then click the import
button.
The document will insert to the current WYSIWYG
area.
3 stars
Also intercept copy/paste of Word/Excel/OpenOffice and send it to the
convertor in the Wysiwyg
Please feel free to suggest new proposal. Any
feedback is very
appreciated.