Intra-wiki links treated as local OS links by Acrobat Reader

Hi, good morning!

This option is configurable. The trac.ini contains this option file. You can remove it or add other... These settings are parameters of HTMLDOC to generate PDF files.

Example:

[wikitopdf-admin]
no-links = None /* erase */
linkstyle = plain 

[wikitopdf-page]
no-links = None /* erase */
linkstyle = plain

I think you misunderstand: the no-links option determines whether links are included at all, not how they're formatted.

I had already erased no-links because I wanted my PDF to include links. It was after erasing no-links that I observed the bug.

Replying to diorgenes:

Hi, good morning! This option is configurable. The trac.ini contains this option file. You can remove it or add other... These settings are parameters of HTMLDOC to generate PDF files. Example: {{{ [wikitopdf-admin] no-links = None /* erase */ linkstyle = plain [wikitopdf-page] no-links = None /* erase */ linkstyle = plain }}}

Illustrates how Acrobat Reader interprets intra-wiki links.

See the attached screenshot for an illustration of this problem.

OK, sorry...

Here is running ... I tested in the windows and linux using IE and firefox with acrobat reader...

As you are making the Wiki links?

TracGuide 
[wiki:TracGuide]

Replying to object01@gmail.com:

I think you misunderstand: the no-links option determines whether links are included at all, not how they're formatted. I had already erased no-links because I wanted my PDF to include links. It was after erasing no-links that I observed the bug. Replying to diorgenes:

Hi, good morning! This option is configurable. The trac.ini contains this option file. You can remove it or add other... These settings are parameters of HTMLDOC to generate PDF files. Example: {{{ [wikitopdf-admin] no-links = None /* erase */ linkstyle = plain [wikitopdf-page] no-links = None /* erase */ linkstyle = plain }}}

I typically use [wiki:TracGuide a guide for Trac] notation.

I wonder if this has to do with hosting Trac using the "multiple environments" mode, i.e. tracd -e?

Consider the attached screenshot: that PDF was generated from a page having URL http://myCompany.com:8000/jupiter/wiki/sandbox. The DEBUG log reveals:

2008-07-21 11:55:13,134 Trac[wikitopdf] DEBUG: WikitoPDF => Html code:
'<p>\r\nDemonstrating an intra-wiki link problem with the WikiToPdf plugin.\r\n</p>
\r\n<p>\r\n<a class="wiki" href="/jupiter/wiki/WikiStart">This link</a> links to the start page.\r\n</p>\r\n'

"jupiter" is the name of the Trac environment I was using at the time. We host multiple Trac environments (jupiter, saturn, earth, etc.) using tracd -e off a single root:

D:\ourTracs
D:\ourTracs\jupiter
D:\ourTracs\saturn
D:\ourTracs\earth

So, for example, we're hosting all Trac environments at once using tracd -e \ourTracs.

Replying to diorgenes:

OK, sorry... Here is running ... I tested in the windows and linux using IE and firefox with acrobat reader... As you are making the Wiki links? {{{ TracGuide TracGuide }}} Replying to object01@gmail.com:

I think you misunderstand: the no-links option determines whether links are included at all, not how they're formatted. I had already erased no-links because I wanted my PDF to include links. It was after erasing no-links that I observed the bug. Replying to diorgenes:

Hi, good morning! This option is configurable. The trac.ini contains this option file. You can remove it or add other... These settings are parameters of HTMLDOC to generate PDF files. Example: {{{ [wikitopdf-admin] no-links = None /* erase */ linkstyle = plain [wikitopdf-page] no-links = None /* erase */ linkstyle = plain }}}

Looking at the PDF's bits, it appears that intra-wiki links are being encoded by HtmlDoc? like so:

27 0 obj<</S/Launch/F(WikiStart)>>endobj

This causes Acrobat Reader to attempt to launch the file named "WikiStart", which of course doesn't exist on the user's machine.

That means that HtmlDoc? is likely truncating the beginning of all relative URLs, eliminating all path information and leaving only the name of the page, i.e. /jupiter/wiki/WikiStart -> WikiStart.

I think that in Wiki2PdfPage "mode" (as opposed to Wiki2PdfAdmin "mode"), relative links should be expanded to fully-qualified URLs, i.e. /jupiter/wiki/WikiStart -> http://myTracs.com/jupiter/wiki/WikiStart, so that HtmlDoc? encodes the link in the PDF like so:

27 0 obj<</S/URI/URI(http://myTracs.com/jupiter/wiki/WikiStart)>>endobj

I was opening the PDF directly without saving it.

I will provide these changes ...

Replying to object01@gmail.com:

Looking at the PDF's bits, it appears that intra-wiki links are being encoded by HtmlDoc? like so: {{{ 27 0 obj<</S/Launch/F(WikiStart)>>endobj }}} This causes Acrobat Reader to attempt to launch the file named "WikiStart", which of course doesn't exist on the user's machine. That means that HtmlDoc? is likely truncating the beginning of all relative URLs, eliminating all path information and leaving only the name of the page, i.e. /jupiter/wiki/WikiStart -> WikiStart. I think that in Wiki2PdfPage "mode" (as opposed to Wiki2PdfAdmin "mode"), relative links should be expanded to fully-qualified URLs, i.e. /jupiter/wiki/WikiStart -> http://myTracs.com/jupiter/wiki/WikiStart, so that HtmlDoc? encodes the link in the PDF like so: {{{ 27 0 obj<</S/URI/URI(http://myTracs.com/jupiter/wiki/WikiStart)>>endobj }}}

Replying to diorgenes:

I was opening the PDF directly without saving it. I will provide these changes ... Replying to object01@gmail.com:

Looking at the PDF's bits, it appears that intra-wiki links are being encoded by HtmlDoc? like so: {{{ 27 0 obj<</S/Launch/F(WikiStart)>>endobj }}} This causes Acrobat Reader to attempt to launch the file named "WikiStart", which of course doesn't exist on the user's machine. That means that HtmlDoc? is likely truncating the beginning of all relative URLs, eliminating all path information and leaving only the name of the page, i.e. /jupiter/wiki/WikiStart -> WikiStart. I think that in Wiki2PdfPage "mode" (as opposed to Wiki2PdfAdmin "mode"), relative links should be expanded to fully-qualified URLs, i.e. /jupiter/wiki/WikiStart -> http://myTracs.com/jupiter/wiki/WikiStart, so that HtmlDoc? encodes the link in the PDF like so: {{{ 27 0 obj<</S/URI/URI(http://myTracs.com/jupiter/wiki/WikiStart)>>endobj }}}

Hi

I added this functionality. Verify new version the plugin (2.2).

You are going to need more two parameters in trac.ini file.

[wikitopdf]
# this are parameters functionality PDF links
link = http://servername/trac-project
folder_name = trac-project

Regards

Diorgenes F. Grzesiuk