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[EP-tech] Re: 3.3 docPDF antiword convert

Hi David,

If you look in DocPDF.pm::can_convert()

...
        if( $fn =~ /\.doc$/ )
        {
                if( $plugin->get_repository->can_execute( "antiword" ) )
                {
                        return @type;
                }
        }
...
That seems hard-coded to convert .doc files only, not .docx. I don't know if antiword supports docx or not. If it does, it should be quite easy to change that plugin to convert docx too. 

Seb.

On 21/03/13 13:24, David Whitehead wrote:

Hi All,

real quick question, I have recently upgrade from 3.1 to 3.3, everything is now working like it should but on the workflow -> upload process, when I upload a .docx file it only gives me the option to convert it to plainText. In the 3.1 version I had the option of converting it to a PDF or plainText. I have looked through the files from what I can see in eprints3/perl_lib/plugins/convert and I can see the docPDF file I just don't know why its not showing up in the upload process convert menu.

I have also installed antiword, xpdf just to make sure and still no result,

Any information anyone could give would be of great help,

Kind regards,

David Whitehead.

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