Hello,
from a confluence page,
when I attach a pdf file and open it in any browsers
the document is displayed correctly.
The problem is that there's no search function (or even the popular shortcut command CTRL+F) does not exist.
Thanks already
Cheers
L
Not working for me on MacOS. Not in either Firefox or Chrome. Any help?
If there were any way to access this functionality besides a keystroke, I could at least confirm whether the feature is missing, or whether I am just having difficulty accessing it.
Just checked: not working in Windows either. Did something change?
I cannot search a PDF previewed in browser aswell which makes our usecase laborious (tested chrome and firefox). It is quite awkward to find something via confluence search within a pdf > but then having to preview it > then download it (or open in new tab) to > search within the document (again).
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Also trying to search while viewing an attached PDF document. Ctrl+F does not work, at least not in Google Chrome, and there is no magnifier class to click on. Having to download is a bit stupid, don't you think?
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Hi,
which Browser do you use? In Chrome, CTRL+F is working fine with the displayed PDF.
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Hi Thomas,
yep it works to me as well.
I noticed that it was a keyboard's keystroke problem.
Sorry for that!
Thx u
Ludo
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No problem, you're welcome :-)
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