How do I export the JavaScript source code of a pdf into an editor lets say atom or such? I have not been able to find the instructions of this online (only converting html to pdf and vice versa) I am just trying to export the JavaScript source code so that it is more easily readable. Has anyone ever done this before?
I agree that this question does not belong on StackOverflow, however, for the sake of helping out my fellow man:
If you want to export all of the JavaScript from a PDF to an external editor: go into the Preferences Menu, and choose the JavaScript option:
From there, select the Use external JavaScript editor option, and set it to the Text editor of your choice.
The question does indeed not have much to do primarily with programming, and would better be moved to Superuser.
To answer directly to the question and the comment, you specify whether Acrobat's own or an external editor is used in the Javascript tab of the Preferences. There you also specify the application to act as external editor.
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We have knowledgebase (must be available for adding/editing) and if we type %ASDF% it changes this to text defined in knowledgebase in template.
I'd like to use some WYSIWYG editor if there is a need to type something manually to the report (not neccessary markdown) BUT what library/script will allow me to insert and manipulate photo (crop/resize, blur, etc) and then place it wherever I want on report by dragging and dropping (just like MS Word)?
After everything done report will be exported to PDF but i'll find some js library or other way to do that.
What will be the best framework to write this? node.js? Angular? PHP+Laravel+JS libraries? Ruby on Rails (no experience at all with ruby)? Point me please.
I made a website with HTML, CSS and Javascript without using a CMS, so it's all kind of static. I've been asked to make this project into a multi language website (the current language and English). Now I am looking for a good way to implement all the translations.
I've seen a simple solution with i18next using client-side Javascript, but I'm wondering if this isn't harmful for SEO (the url doesn't change when selecting another language) and if there is a better solution for this.
https://github.com/dwkns/i18next-translation-tutorial
Hidden content may not be read by the search engines. It's better to have two versions of entire site in subfolders.
If you really want to do it with javascript, try to put both content visible in html (users with no javascript should see both) and then with javascript hide one of them after page loading. But i suggest the first approach, it's more realiable.
source about google do this: https://www.freshegg.co.uk/blog/technical-seo/google/how-does-google-treat-hidden-content
No issue with that. Google and other search engines run javascript as user browsers. Just add some links so google could discover the pages in other language (not only have autodetection)
The only drawback you have currently are routes are not translated but that could be solved, eg. https://github.com/i18next/i18next-express-middleware#add-localized-routes
Does anyone know what my options are for Web-based WYSIWYG editors (the type which acts like a textarea but produces HTML) are?
I need one with support for image uploads - This would be for a basic CMS that I am developing which needs to be fairly user-friendly. I can handle the server-side upload processing, but I need an upload option to be there.
A combination of CKEditor and CKFinder may have been ideal, but CKEditor seems to have been commercialised - I'm looking for something which is free/open source.
I think that this post belongs here... It was a tossup between stackoverflow and webmasters. Sorry if I'm wrong!
I use TinyMCE and there are several upload plugins that you can use with it, including these here.
Notepad++ does auto-complete for html and also for JavaScript. but the auto-completion depends on file extension.html file supports completion for html only. Is there a way to enable auto-completion for javascript in the script tag of an html file? I mean, other than copying the auto-completion keyword list from "javascript.xml" to "html.xml" files...
You would either need to
write your own lexer plugin (may possibly have an issue of conflicting with the internal HTML lexer), or
modify the source and compile your own notepad++/Scilexer.dll
Both are not quick undertakings.
I was faced with the same dilemma. For me, The most simple way to get the functionality you desire was to switch to an editor that already does this by default called Brackets. It is specifically designed for web development and is completely free and lightweight.
Another way to do is to create 2 files and code
JavaScript in the second one (but never save it)
HTML in the first one (and copy/paste your Javascript between <script> </script> balises)
Best way to work (for security) is to use 2 separated files : your JavaScript could be protected when the user try show source-code in his browser.
by the way, Notepad++ is a very fast and smart editor, you could just add complements to it like JSLint, emmet, nppFTP, indent by fold... and change it theme by a dark one (Obsidian) : it would be enough for small projects coding. ;)
I'd like to use WMD with PHP Markdown Extra. I don't need any new buttons in the editor, but I need the live preview to reflect the use of the extra markdown features, most notably tables.
Is there a WMD configuration option to use a preview generated server-side? Similar to the previewParserPath value for MarkItUp? If not, what are my other options?
I'm working on a cross-language markdown implementation here: http://code.google.com/p/mdown/
It's a derivative of showdown, which is the Markdown implementation used in wmd.
It's currently 99% working in PHP and javascript, with one small non-critical bug in the javascript version.
I intend to add the features from PHP Markdown Extra ASAP, so they'll be available in both the javascript and PHP versions. In fact this was the whole reason I started this project...
So, it's not really an answer I guess, but if you're patient this should be ready by some time next week. Or, if you want to try adding it yourself, I can give you access to the project and you can take a shot at it.