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+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #1419928 +++
Cloning this issue just to keep track that this affects also RHEL 7
Description of problem:
In previous versions there were options allowing libreoffice documents to rotate document, print document and switch to present mode. These options are missing now but they are still present for msoffice documents.
Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gnome-documents-3.22.0-1.fc25.x86_64
How reproducible:
always
Steps to Reproduce:
1.Open any libre office document
2.Click in the toggle menu in top bar
Actual results:
Menu contains Open in Libreoffice, Zoom in, Zoom Out and Options
Expected results:
Menu should contain Open in Libreoffice, Present mode, Print, Rotate ↶, Rotate ↷, Zoom in, Zoom Out and Options
--- Additional comment from Martin Krajnak on 2017-02-08 04:19:30 EST ---
It looks like certain msoffice files are also affected: xlsx, pptx and docx
--- Additional comment from Pranav Kant on 2017-02-10 14:22:26 EST ---
(In reply to Martin Krajnak from comment #0)
> Created attachment 1248387[details]
> test file
>
> Description of problem:
> In previous versions there were options allowing libreoffice documents to
> rotate document, print document and switch to present mode. These options
> are missing now but they are still present for msoffice documents.
I guess from 'previous versions' you meant versions when we used to convert an office document to PDF first and then show it. From 3.20 onwards, we migrated to using LO's shipped gtk widget, LOKDocView, that renders the document for us using LibreOffice installed on your system. This solves couple of problems like incorrect rendering of spreadsheets etc. when converted to PDF.
As far as i can see from commit history, we never supported these mentioned options right from the point we migrated to LOKDocView (cf. e78b6a5c) as the widget was incapable of them. Hence this is a bug against the LibreOffice widget rather than against gnome-documents.
I would split this into two enhancement requests against LOKDocView widget -
1) Support for print option in the widget
2) Support for rotation
Can you please file them as separate bugs, preferably on https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/ ? If you can't for some reason, let me know and I will do it.
--- Additional comment from Debarshi Ray on 2017-02-23 12:53:25 EST ---
Downgraded 'severity'. The benefits of using LOKDocView far outweigh the loss of these options. With exception of printing, the others aren't that commonly used.
As Pranav mentioned in comment 2, we need to file these as RFEs against LOKDocView.
--- Additional comment from Pranav Kant on 2017-02-23 22:33:56 EST ---
I have filed the bug upstream - https://bugs.documentfoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106167
For rotation, I am not sure if it would/should be allowed etc. since its an editing area inherrently (which is disabled on the widget level) not any image that you can rotate etc.
--- Additional comment from Martin Krajnak on 2017-02-28 06:33:54 EST ---
For me print option is enough. I reported other options because of consistency as other documents have these functions. Thank you for reporting to document foundation.
There is also a problem with print button, when you right click on any of affected documents in list/grid, small panel appears in bottom where is print button. This button does nothing. Based on information you provided so far I think this is probably caused by migration to new rendering widget, is it right ? or should I create separate bug ?
(In reply to Martin Krajnak from comment #1)
> There is also a problem with print button, when you right click on any of
> affected documents in list/grid, small panel appears in bottom where is
> print button. This button does nothing. Based on information you provided so
> far I think this is probably caused by migration to new rendering widget, is
> it right ? or should I create separate bug ?
Yes, could you please file a separate bug for the print button? It should be disabled for LibreOffice formats.
RHEL 7 is approaching its Extended Life Cycle Support phase; and GNOME Documents is only weakly maintained upstream. It's too late to implement new features for RHEL 7, and GNOME Documents isn't part of RHEL 8.
Comment 7RHEL Program Management
2020-02-12 13:45:03 UTC
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