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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] Nginx 404 Error after latest updateIt is most likely a cache issue. The version 2.0 used a different URL for the PDF.js viewer and the URL may be cached in the page HTML code.
If your web server or CDN has a cache scheme, or your WordPress has a cache plugin installed, please flush the caches and give it a try.
You may also need to clear caches of your web browser.
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In reply to: [Wonder Video Embed] Wonder Video Embed and WP 5.8.1They work with the latest WordPress version 5.9.2.
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] Set Default Page ZoomWe have supported URL options in the latest version 2.6.
After you upgrade the plugin to the new version 2.6, add #zoom=page-fit to the end of the page file URL.
For example:
[wonderplugin_pdf src="/your-pdf-file-url.pdf#zoom=page-fit" width="80%" height="600px" style="border:0;"]You can view the PDF.js document for all supported URL options: https://github.com/mozilla/pdf.js/wiki/Viewer-options
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] PDF files loaded since the update not showing in tabletsIn your WordPress dashboard, click the left menu Wonder PDF Embed, check the option “Use Mozilla PDF.js version 2.0.493 (dark theme toolbar)”, it will work the exactly same as the previous version.
For the issue, I think it’s related to cache. You can clear caches of your web browser, if your web server or CDN has a cache scheme, or your WordPress has a cache plugin installed, you also need to flush the caches.
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] PDF files are not showing after updateIt’s a cache issue. You can clear caches of your web browser, if your web server or CDN has a cache scheme, or your WordPress has a cache plugin installed, you also need to flush the caches.
Or you can upgrade to the new Wonder PDF Embed version 2.3 which was released today. The new version will also fix the cache problem.
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] I have updated to version 1.9 white pagesI checked your page with Chrome and Microsoft Edge, both worked well.
The new version upgraded the Mozilla PDF.js to the latest version 2.12.313, that’s all it has done.
It’s probably just a cache issue. You can clear caches of your web browser and check again. If your web server or CDN has a cache scheme, or the WordPress has a cache plugin installed, you may also need to flush the caches.
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] Issue after new updateThe new version upgraded the Mozilla PDF.js to the latest version 2.12.313, that’s all it has done.
It’s probably just a cache issue. You can clear caches of your web browser and check again. If your web server or CDN has a cache scheme, or the WordPress has a cache plugin installed, you may also need to flush the caches.
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] I have updated to version 1.9 white pagesI checked your page, the PDF viewer looks fine for me, I didn’t see any problem.
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] Microsoft Edge Defender Warning Blocks PDF@blobmallett I downloaded the PDF file from your page, uploaded it to our website, and added to a page, it works fine in Microsoft Edge.
There is no warning, it just shows up fine. So in my Microsoft Edge, on one tab, it’s your webpage that shows the warning, on another tab, it displays the same PDF with the same plugin just fine. Really don’t know what is the reason behind this.
Maybe you can change the PDF file from absolute URL to relative URL and give it a try, that’s, change the Shortcode to something like:
[wonderplugin_pdf src="/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/your-pdf-filename.pdf" width="100%" height="600px" style="border:0;"]Though this doesn’t make sense, I saw someone fixed the issue by changing to relative URL.
There is also an extra space after your PDF URL and you may need to delete it, that’s, your code probably looks like
src="/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/your-pdf-file.pdf "Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] Microsoft Edge Defender Warning Blocks PDFWe have upgraded PDF.js to the latest stable version 2.12.313 and released a new version Wonder PDF Embed 1.9. Hopefully it will fix the issue.
Please note, the latest PDF.js changes the viewer toolbar from dark color to light color theme.
@blobmallett could you please upgrade Wonder PDF Embed to the new version 1.9 and give it a try? We can’t replicate the issue so we can’t verify it by ourselves.
You may need to clear caches of Microsoft Edge. If your web server has a cache scheme, or the WordPress has a cache plugin installed, you may also need to flush the caches.
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] Microsoft Edge Defender Warning Blocks PDFThe most strange thing is, I can’t replicate the issue. It just works fine on our websites. I tried different PDF files and they all worked well for me.
Not sure what the problem is, but we will upgrade PDF.js in the plugin to the latest version this week and give it a try.
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In reply to: [Wonder PDF Embed] Microsoft Edge Defender Warning Blocks PDFI did some searching on this issue. There are lots of discussions, but it seems that nobody really knows what has happened and why Microsoft wants to do this.
Oddly, the problem doesn’t happen on all pages. For example, it works fine on the demo page on our website. It looks like the problem is related to the embedded PDF file.
Wonder PDF Embed uses Mozilla PDF.js as the pdf viewer, so it’s a compatibility issue between PDF.js and Microsoft Edge.
We will upgrade the PDF.js in the plugin and release a new version this week, and see if it will solve the problem.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Conditional Display for Mobile - Mobile Detect Plugin] ElementorThis plugin is based on shortcode.
You can add the shortcode to the Elementor Shortcode or Text Editor element.
Currently the detection is done on the server side.
When a page is cached, the cache plugin will directly display the static cached content, without going through the detect plugin.
A solution for this issue is to add an option to detect the devices and web browsers on the client (web browser) side. We will support this option in a future version.
Caching means WordPress will serve static cached content.
Usually cache plugins have an option to enable different caches for mobile/tablets. You can enable the option then the device detection will work.
If the cache plugin doesn’t have such an option, it means it will serve the same static cached content regardless of the current device and web browser, then the detection will not work.