can not auto scroll in chrome built-in pdf viewer about full-page-screen-capture-chrome-extension

[mrcoles]

Hrm… I didn’t consider PDF files, since they’re essentially printable/emailable files already (while a web page is not a standalone file). Sounds like you’re saying chrome creates a special element for this… is it scrollable via JavaScript? I’d be open to a pull request that checks for this special case and handles the scrolling inside the embed instead of the page (or in conjunction with the page? e.g., if a whole page doesn’t fit in the screen, do both the embed and the screen have to scroll?)

[jjqq2013]

Thanks for your quick response.

I didn’t consider PDF files, since they’re essentially
printable/emailable files already

Some pdf file are not permitted to print. This became a trick.

Not only the embed, some html use single div to do internal scrolling. So i
suguest that do not depennds on tag name.

is it scrollable via JavaScript?
I am not sure, it should be scrollable via java script because the embed is
expanded to another html like ihtml.

do both the embed and the screen have to scroll?

No, only the embed scroll.

Regards.

2015年9月10日木曜日、Peter [email protected]さんは書きました:

Hrm… I didn’t consider PDF files, since they’re essentially
printable/emailable files already (while a web page is not a standalone
file). Sounds like you’re saying chrome creates a special element for this…
is it scrollable via JavaScript? I’d be open to a pull request that checks
for this special case and handles the scrolling inside the embed instead of
the page (or in conjunction with the page? e.g., if a whole page doesn’t
fit in the screen, do both the embed and the screen have to scroll?)

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[mrcoles]

Unfortunately it’s all hidden inside a mysterious embed element that doesn’t expose any methods to manipulate it, so I don’t think I can scroll it via the extension :(

[jjqq2013]

thanks.

2016年5月9日月曜日、Peter [email protected]さんは書きました:

Unfortunately it’s all hidden inside a mysterious embed element that
doesn’t expose any methods to manipulate it, so I don’t think I can scroll
it via the extension :(

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