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TDPFUIView and video or detect click to link/button

luca
2013-10-16
2013-10-21
  • luca

    luca - 2013-10-16

    I see TDPFUIView is not able to show video embedded inside PDF
    Is there a way to detect simple pdf extension (link, button ecc. and detect click)?

    thanks

     

    Last edit: luca 2013-10-17
  • Babak Yaghoobi

    Babak Yaghoobi - 2013-10-19

    Hi luca

    Please give me a sample project code.

    regards

     
    • luca

      luca - 2013-10-19

      Hi Babak

      I try your sample PdfView with a some pdf with emebedd video and they are not visible / playable (never Adobe Acrobat for IOS do it).

      I'm looking for a way to show pdf files with video / url (I can save video locally before ...)

      Inside a PDF we can add clickable link (eg. obj <</URI(h>> ).
      I wonder if the link can be managed (Onclick or something else) so I can open a video or a web page when user clicks on the link.

      see pdf attached for a sample pdf with link

      thanks

       

      Last edit: luca 2013-10-19
  • Babak Yaghoobi

    Babak Yaghoobi - 2013-10-19

    Hi luca

    Download last source [code] and use TDPFQLPreviewController.OnShouldOpenURL

    Regards

     

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    Code: code

    • luca

      luca - 2013-10-21

      Hi
      When I click on a link in the pdf that contains a video I would like to open a window (or show a panel with embedded media player) over the video (or hide pdf ...).
      I can not find any way to display a window over the pdfview because it is always in the foreground.
      Is there a way to get this?
      And it's possible to embed the pdf viewer or a media player into an object (like a panel) that does not go to full screen?

      thanks

       

      Last edit: luca 2013-10-21

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