Using DOCX to make sync, Insert, Download, Update works find but JPEG image header disappears. Questions is that is it forced to get rid of on the server while converting JPEC header?
I’m using mimeType as "application/msword".
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I am trying to collect users profile picture from his phone and to parse it on the server, and also (vice versa)to be able to load it from the server and show it in users profile.
Unfortunately, I can't find many resources on this. I only found this short "Update File" section at the end of this document, but since I am new to Flutter it is not helping me a lot.
https://pub.dev/packages/parse_server_sdk_flutter#usere
Could anyone suggest some resources or examples how to achieve that?
I am implementing an application which its main idea is reading books using it.
the pdf files are on my server and I want the user to read the book without saving it on their device.
I thought about streaming the pdf file or embedding it. but it has some difficulties.
So, what is the best solution for this issue?
I am using Django-Rest-framework and Flutter
i think you have to use list of this packages for reading pdf files into flutter.
https://pub.dev/packages/syncfusion_flutter_pdf
https://pub.dev/packages/syncfusion_flutter_pdfviewer
I have a client that is really wanting thumbnails of uploaded PDF files on their site. Unfortunately the host does not / will not support ImageMagik as part of their hosting. They do support GD but that's not helpful in this situation.
Has anybody run across this problem before? Any suggestions or recommendations? Almost every solution I come across for doing PDF > jpeg conversion involves ImageMagik.
Is it possible to get Google Drive to automatically convert uploaded documents to the native format?
I know it works with manual upload (i.e. Google Drive can auto-convert files you upload via the website), but I want to avoid having to upload every file by hand.
I'd prefer to use the API, or better yet, dump the files in my ~/Google Drive folder.
Using the API, you can pass the convert=true parameter to files.insert. The uploaded file will attempt to be converted to a native Google Docs format.
Sure, see this answer. Note you can upload a text file or a csv file and set its content type to google doc or google sheets respectively, and google will attempt to convert it. I have tested this for text -> doc and it works. You will need to set the const contentType at the start of the code to one of the supported google mimetypes.
We are looking into a means of saving files created using TinyMCE in an Online storage. Does anyone know what are the best options for this. Is it possible to integrate with Google Docs or the iCloud? Not looking for a detailed explanation on how to do it, just any URLs for tutorials on this would be great.