XWiki MS Office Integration

Changes to font and font size in Word don't show up in the browser

Details

  • Type: Bug Bug
  • Status: Closed Closed
  • Priority: Critical Critical
  • Resolution: Fixed
  • Affects Version/s: 1.1 M1
  • Fix Version/s: 1.1.1, 1.2 M1
  • Component/s: XWord
  • Labels:
    None
  • Environment:
    Windows Vista, Microsoft Word 2007
  • Similar issues:
    XOFFICE-193Changes made in the size of a table's cells using MS Word don't appear in the browser
    XOFFICE-197Increasing indent in word does not show in browser
    XOFFICE-183Box in Word is table in Browser
    XOFFICE-203Justifed Text in Word isn't justified in the browser
    XOFFICE-205Centered image in browser appears left aligned in Word
    XOFFICE-180A hyperlink to an image in word appears next to the image in the browser
    XOFFICE-182Shapes inserted in Word get displayed in a table in the Browser
    XOFFICE-181Coloured text in Word is black when you see it in the browser
    XOFFICE-184When an url label is the url itself, editing it in word causes for the webpage address to be changed
    XOFFICE-100Speed up Word startup time

Description

Steps to follow to reproduce:

  • Create a page and save it
  • Write some text in word
  • Select the text and change the font size
  • Click "Publish Document"
  • Open the page in the browser

Result: The text is in normal size, not the new size that was specified in Word.

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Florin Ciubotaru added a comment -

This seems to be a XE issues. The css stored in the ssx object don't seem to applied every time.
XOffice saves the page multiple times when publishing a document. I'll try to switch to a single save process to avoid inconsistencies.

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Florin Ciubotaru added a comment - This seems to be a XE issues. The css stored in the ssx object don't seem to applied every time. XOffice saves the page multiple times when publishing a document. I'll try to switch to a single save process to avoid inconsistencies.
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Florin Ciubotaru added a comment -

Hmm, actually it's not that easy to reduce the number of saves since this a limitation of our current XML-RPC api(when pushing data, one call = one save).

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Florin Ciubotaru added a comment - Hmm, actually it's not that easy to reduce the number of saves since this a limitation of our current XML-RPC api(when pushing data, one call = one save).

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  • Assignee:
    Florin Ciubotaru
    Reporter:
    Silvia Rusu
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