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https://bluespice.com/ | https://buildservice.bluespice.com/webservices/REL1_39-4.3.x/mathoid.tar.gz or https://buildservice.bluespice.com/webservices/REL1_39-4.3.x/mathoid.zip|bgcolor=}} | ||
If mathematical formulas are not rendered in your wiki, please check that <code>extensions/Math/webservices/mathoid.tar.gz</code> is deployed in the correct folder: | If mathematical formulas are not rendered in your wiki, please check that <code>extensions/Math/webservices/mathoid.tar.gz</code> is deployed in the correct folder: | ||
*Linux: <code>/opt/mathoid</code> | *Linux: <code>/opt/mathoid</code> | ||
*Windows: <code>C:\BlueSpice\bin\mathoid</code> | *Windows: <code>C:\BlueSpice\bin\mathoid</code> | ||
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|header=PDF-Export integration | |||
|text=The PDF-Export does not support SVGs at the moment. Therefore the SVG needs to be converted into a PNG when embedded into a PDF. This is done automatically, but requires <code>$wgSVGConverter</code> to be set up properly. It is recommended to use <code>rsvg</code> as a converter. On Debian based linux environments it can be installed with | |||
apt install librsvg2-bin | |||
In the <code>LocalSettings.php</code> file it must be configured with | |||
$GLOBALS['wgSVGConverter'] = 'rsvg'; | |||
|icon=yes | |||
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== Next step == | == Next step == | ||
<span style="color: rgb(37, 37, 37)">If you have completed all steps successfully and want to install BlueSpice pro, proceed to the next step</span> [[Setup:Installation Guide/System Preparation/Linux/PhantomJS|PhantomJS]] | <span style="color: rgb(37, 37, 37)">If you have completed all steps successfully and want to install BlueSpice pro, proceed to the next step</span> [[Setup:Installation Guide/System Preparation/Linux/PhantomJS|PhantomJS]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:28, 10 January 2024
Mathoid is a nodjs service which takes various forms of math input and converts it to MathML + SVG or PNG output.
Important!Beginning with BlueSpice 4.x, Mathoid is no longer distributed and has to installed separately.
Download:
If mathematical formulas are not rendered in your wiki, please check that extensions/Math/webservices/mathoid.tar.gz is deployed in the correct folder:
- Linux:
/opt/mathoid - Windows:
C:\BlueSpice\bin\mathoid
PDF-Export integrationThe PDF-Export does not support SVGs at the moment. Therefore the SVG needs to be converted into a PNG when embedded into a PDF. This is done automatically, but requires
$wgSVGConverter to be set up properly. It is recommended to use rsvg as a converter. On Debian based linux environments it can be installed with
apt install librsvg2-bin
In the LocalSettings.php file it must be configured with
$GLOBALS['wgSVGConverter'] = 'rsvg';
Next step
If you have completed all steps successfully and want to install BlueSpice pro, proceed to the next step PhantomJS
