I have copied folder names reports with html files and images which are necessary to the HTML output folder of the doxygen. In one of the pages I am trying to provide a link to the external HTML document(within reports directory).In the chm file the HTML document is opening but the images are not displayed.When I open the index.html file in the html output directory and try to open the link the images are shown properly.
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I am using Forms.IO file upload to upload file. When initially my form is loaded screen is as below.
After uploading file my form looks like below.
Now my question is how I can directly display/list already uploaded file on formsio form's file upload control when opening it next time ?
When you link to a PDF file using:
[download this](file.pdf)
it downloads the pdf file. I have an excel workbook that I'd like to allow someone to download using:
[download this](file.xlsx)
When I click it, it takes me to create a new page in the wiki. Is there any markdown syntax I can add that identifies the link as something to download?
If I have to, I can save the excel workbook as a PDF, but it's not going to be pretty.
Thank you!
First, try making a files subdirectory in your wiki, and putting your files in there.
I tried using an html anchor tag
download this
instead of the markdown link syntax
[download this](files/file.csv)
but it seems that GitHub wiki strips out the download attribute from the anchor tag.
In the end, I zipped my spreadsheet in a zip file and had the markdown link point to the zip file.
[download this](files/file.csv.zip)
I am creating documentation for project using doxygen want to generate only .chm file. But for now html folder and also .chm file is generating.
I don't want that html folder to be generated
GENERATE_HTML = NO
.chm file is not generating but html folder is generating with some file
so how you can disable that folder
Chm is using html and thus html folder cannot be disabled.
From the documentation:
The HTML Help Workshop contains a compiler that can convert all HTML
output generated by doxygen into a single compiled HTML file (.chm).
When you link to a PDF file using:
[download this](file.pdf)
it downloads the pdf file. I have an excel workbook that I'd like to allow someone to download using:
[download this](file.xlsx)
When I click it, it takes me to create a new page in the wiki. Is there any markdown syntax I can add that identifies the link as something to download?
If I have to, I can save the excel workbook as a PDF, but it's not going to be pretty.
Thank you!
First, try making a files subdirectory in your wiki, and putting your files in there.
I tried using an html anchor tag
download this
instead of the markdown link syntax
[download this](files/file.csv)
but it seems that GitHub wiki strips out the download attribute from the anchor tag.
In the end, I zipped my spreadsheet in a zip file and had the markdown link point to the zip file.
[download this](files/file.csv.zip)
I've got over 400 bookmarks saved as .webloc files. I'd like to move them to the iPhone's goodReader app. goodReader cannot open webloc files. It can sork with pdf, html but not webloc.
Do you know of a way or a program that would take a folder as its input, and convert every single .webloc file in it into a PDF version or a html version - so I can grab the converted files and move them onto iPhone.
Thank you
Try this, it should be able to convert the files to pdf http://files.macscripter.net/joy/files/webloc2pdf.zip