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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 <code>$WIKICONTENT$</code> is located.
**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).
**Meta information is stored in the docx-document (author, generator, etc).
*The module works with pages and books.

Revision as of 16:59, 12 January 2022

Extension: BlueSpiceUEModuleDOCX

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Overview
Description: This extension outputs a wiki page to Office Open XML.
State: stable Dependency: BlueSpice
Developer: HalloWelt License: -
Type: BlueSpice Category: Export
Edition: BlueSpice free (deactivated), BlueSpice pro (deactivated), BlueSpice Farm (deactivated) Version: 4.1+
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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 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 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 $WIKICONTENT$ is located.
    • Meta information is stored in the docx-document (author, generator, etc).

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