I have a confluence page with several large PDF files attached to it and I want to open for viewing specific pages of the PDF files based on TOC entries
Hello, all,
The feature request is logged below, but was closed as it is not in our upcoming roadmap:
My recommendation would be to comment on the request with your feedback and usage case, because if we can get more eyes on it, we could help increase the chance that it might be implemented in the future.
Thank you for your understanding!
Kind Regards,
Shannon
yeah I had seen the adobe pdf viewer command syntax before and figured that was not going to help and I did read the excel/ppt macros so I was hoping that there would be a similar pdf option but no love there. thanks for the responses
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The deprecated ViewPPT and ViewExcel macros both let you select a Slide/Tab but the PDF macro doesn't have a similar option.
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Unfortunately I think this is impossible. I am looking around but the only way to do this in the past has been to rely on a Adobe Reader syntax of #page=4
appended to the PDF hosted via a webserver. This is not the way confluence is rendering PDFs so even if that was possible still ( don't think it works anymore, perhaps Adobe deprecated it?) Confluence wouldn't be able to access it.
Someone else asked this question and received no answer – https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/214112
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we have developed extensive user documentation (400+ pages and 100+ page pdf documents) and installation guides (5 pdf documents @ 40+ pages each) for our products and I would like to be able to get to specific content in these documents directly from a confluence page with a single click (instead of opening the PDF, finding the TOC, finding the topic of interest and following the TOC link to the appropriate page). I can link to the whole documents and open them easily but linking to specific content in these documents would be an ease of use enhancement.
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Can you describe your end use-case for us? I'm not sure what to make of this sort of question.
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