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Plugin GoogleDoc
This Wiki Plugin allows you to include a document from the Google Docs service in a Wiki page.
This is only a first stage for this plug-in and is only available in version 3.0beta1. It will be enhanced to allow the users Google account details to be stored in the TikiWiki user profile. Until this is done the user might have to log in to Google before seeing the document.
Usage
To display a Google Doc in a wiki page, use the syntax:
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{GOOGLEDOC(key=pXsHENf1bGGY92X1iEeJJI, type=sheet,name=docFrame1,width=400,height=500,align=middle,frameborder=0", marginheight=5,marginwidth=5,scrolling=yes,editLink=both)} {GOOGLEDOC}
| Parameter | Accepted values | Effect | Since |
| type | The type of Google document. This can be one of: sheet, doc,pres or if you like longer versions: spreadsheet, document, presentation | This is mandatory | |
| key | This is the key value or document id, given when you publish a Google document. It is of the form pXsHENf1bGGY92X1iEeJJI or dhfhcw3x_0c358sjhv | This is mandatory | |
| name | Name of iframe, this is quite optional, if you don't specify it, the plug-in will make one up for you | ||
| size | Size of frame, use instead of width and height. If you use this parameter, the frame will fit the Google presentations sizes exactly. It's value can be small, medium or large. | ||
| width | Width of the frame in which the document appears. You can use a number for pixels or a percentage such as 90% | ||
| height | Height of the frame in which the document appears. You can use a number for pixels or a percentage such as 90% | ||
| align | Position of frame on wiki page. value can be one of: top or middle or bottom or left or right | ||
| frameborder | Does the frame have a border. Can be 1 or 0 | ||
| marginheight | Height of a margin in Pixels | ||
| marginwidth | Width of margin in Pixels | ||
| scrolling | Will frame have scroll bars. Value can be is yes or no or auto. | ||
| editLink | If appropriate, the plug-in will add links to allow the reader to log-in to Google and edit the document. Can be one of: top or bottom or both. Some document types have the edit function inside the frame, so the plug-in won't add links to the wiki page for these types. |
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