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Contents of this file

Introduction
Requirements
Installation
Configuration
Usage
Installing ONLYOFFICE Docs
Known issues

Introduction

The ONLYOFFICE module enables users to edit files in the Media module from Drupal using ONLYOFFICE Docs packaged as Document Server - Community or Enterprise Edition.

The module allows to:

Edit text documents, spreadsheets, and presentations.
Preview files on public pages.
Collaborate on documents using two co-editing modes (real-time and paragraph-locking).
Create and fill out PDF forms.

Supported formats:

For editing: DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, PDF forms.
For viewing only: DJVU, DOC, DOCM, DOT, DOTM, DOTX, EPUB, FB2, FODT, HTML, MHT, ODT, OTT, OXPS, PDF, RTF, TXT, XPS, XML, CSV, FODS, ODS, OTS, XLS, XLSM, XLT, XLTM, XLTX, FODP, ODP, OTP, POT, POTM, POTX, PPS, PPSM, PPSX, PPT, PPTM.

For a full description of the module, visit the project page: drupal.org/project/onlyoffice.

To submit bug reports and feature suggestions, or track changes: drupal.org/project/issues/onlyoffice. Alternatively, you can contact ONLYOFFICE team on forum.onlyoffice.com.

Requirements

firebase/php-jwt: 6.0.0 or higher

Make sure to run:

composer require firebase/php-jwt:^6.0

Installation

Step 1: Add the module

First way: Add a module using Drupal's User Interface (easy).

On the Admin toolbar project page on drupal.org (https://www.drupal.org/project), scroll to the Downloads section at the bottom of the page.
Copy the address of the tar.gz link. Depending on your device and browser, you might do this by right clicking and selecting Copy link address.
In the Manage administrative menu, navigate to Extend (admin/modules). The Extend page appears.
Click Install new module. The Install new module page appears.
In the field Install from a URL, paste the copied download link.
Click Install to upload and unpack the new module on the server. The files are being downloaded to the modules directory.

Second way: Add a module with Composer.

Enter the following command at the root of your site:

composer require onlyoffice/onlyoffice-drupal

Step 2: Enable the module

First way: Using the Drupal User Interface (easy).

Navigate to the Extend page (admin/modules) via the Manage administrative menu.
Locate the ONLYOFFICE Connector module and check the box.
Click Install to enable.

Second way: Using the command line (advanced, but very efficient).

Run the following Drush command, giving the project name as a parameter:

drush pm:enable onlyoffice

Follow the instructions on the screen.

Configuration

In Drupal, open the ~/config/system/onlyoffice-settings page with administrative settings for ONLYOFFICE section. Or follow Configuration –> MEDIA –> ONLYOFFICE Connector settings.

Enter the address to connect ONLYOFFICE Document Server:

https://<documentserver>/

Where documentserver is the name of the server with the ONLYOFFICE Document Server installed. The address must be accessible for the user browser and from the Drupal server. The Drupal server address must also be accessible from ONLYOFFICE Document Server for correct work.

Starting from version 7.2, JWT is enabled by default and the secret key is generated automatically to restrict the access to ONLYOFFICE Docs and for security reasons and data integrity. Specify your own Secret key in the Drupal administrative configuration. In the ONLYOFFICE Docs config file, specify the same secret key and enable the validation.

Usage

Edit files already uploaded to Drupal

All office files added to Media can be opened for editing. In the last table column, call the drop-down list and select the Edit in ONLYOFFICE action. The editor opens in the same tab. Users with Administrator rights are able to co-edit files using ONLYOFFICE Docs. All changes are saved in the same file.

Create new posts

When creating a post, you can add the new ONLYOFFICE element.

Go to Structure -> Content types -> Manage fields. On the opened page, click Add field. Add a new field: File or Media. Set the label and save.
For the added File field, specify the file extensions. Go to Structure -> Content types -> Manage fields. In the Allowed file extensions field, specify the file formats that will be shown in the editors (docx,xlsx,pptx).

For the added Media field, click the Document checkbox.
Go to Structure -> Media types -> Document -> Manage display.

For the Document field, specify the ONLYOFFICE Preview format. By clicking on the gear symbol, you can specify the dimensions of the embedded editor window.

When you are done with the pre-settings, you can create posts on the Content tab. Click on the Add Content button and select the created content.

Specify title and select a file (if the content contains File fields).

For Media section, specify the name of the previously uploaded file.

Your site visitors will also be able to view the created page (People -> Permissions -> View published content).

Work with forms

The ONLYOFFICE form section allows Drupal users to create new PDF forms: Manage-> Content -> ONLYOFFICE form.

Creating, uploading, editing PDF forms

To create a new PDF form, click the Create&Upload button. Select the Blank option and fill in the name for the new file.

To upload, select the Upload option and upload a PDF form from your device.

The created/uploaded file will appear in the list on the Forms page and open in editing mode in the ONLYOFFICE editor in a new tab.

Publishing PDF forms on a Drupal page

To add a PDF form to a Drupal page, some initial setup is required. Navigate to Manage → Structure → Content types. For the desired content type, select Manage fields. On the next page, click Create a new field, choose ONLYOFFICE form, and set a field name. This will add a field of the ONLYOFFICE form type to the selected content type.

To add a PDF form to a site page, navigate to Manage → Content. Click the Add content button and select the content type that includes the previously added ONLYOFFICE form field. In the form field, enter the name of the existing form. If the form hasn’t been created yet, click Create new ONLYOFFICE form to open the PDF Forms section, where you can upload or create a new PDF form. Finally, click the Save button to complete the page creation in Drupal.

Filling out PDF forms

On the Drupal page, users can fill out the form with their data. To submit the completed form, click the Complete & Submit button in the top editor panel.

Once submitted, the completed form will be sent to the site. Visitors can also download a copy to their device by opening the context menu in the top editor panel and selecting Download as DOCX or Download as PDF.

Working with the filled forms

In the Manage → Content → ONLYOFFICE form → Submitted forms section, Drupal users can view completed forms, organized by template name. To view all responses for a specific template, simply select the form's template name.

Installing ONLYOFFICE Docs

You will need an instance of ONLYOFFICE Docs (Document Server) that is resolvable and connectable both from Drupal and any end clients. ONLYOFFICE Document Server must also be able to POST to Drupal directly.

You can install free Community version of ONLYOFFICE Docs or scalable Enterprise Edition.

To install free Community version, use Docker (recommended) or follow these instructions for Debian, Ubuntu, or derivatives.

To install Enterprise Edition, follow the instructions here.

ONLYOFFICE Docs packaged as Document Server:

Community Edition (onlyoffice-documentserver package)
Enterprise Edition (onlyoffice-documentserver-ee package)

The table below will help you make the right choice.

Pricing and licensing	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
	Get it now	Start Free Trial
Cost	FREE	Go to the pricing page
Simultaneous connections	up to 20 maximum	As in chosen pricing plan
Number of users	up to 20 recommended	As in chosen pricing plan
License	GNU AGPL v.3	Proprietary
Support	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Documentation	Help Center	Help Center
Standard support	GitHub or paid	One year support included
Premium support	Contact us	Contact us
Services	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Conversion Service	+	+
Document Builder Service	+	+
Interface	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Tabbed interface	+	+
Dark theme	+	+
125%, 150%, 175%, 200% scaling	+	+
White Label	-	-
Integrated test example (node.js)	+	+
Mobile web editors	-	+*
Plugins & Macros	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Plugins	+	+
Macros	+	+
Collaborative capabilities	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Two co-editing modes	+	+
Comments	+	+
Built-in chat	+	+
Review and tracking changes	+	+
Display modes of tracking changes	+	+
Version history	+	+
Document Editor features	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Font and paragraph formatting	+	+
Object insertion	+	+
Adding Content control	+	+
Editing Content control	+	+
Layout tools	+	+
Table of contents	+	+
Navigation panel	+	+
Mail Merge	+	+
Comparing Documents	+	+
Spreadsheet Editor features	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Font and paragraph formatting	+	+
Object insertion	+	+
Functions, formulas, equations	+	+
Table templates	+	+
Pivot tables	+	+
Data validation	+	+
Conditional formatting	+	+
Sparklines	+	+
Sheet Views	+	+
Presentation Editor features	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Font and paragraph formatting	+	+
Object insertion	+	+
Transitions	+	+
Animations	+	+
Presenter mode	+	+
Notes	+	+
Form creator features	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Adding form fields	+	+
Form preview	+	+
Saving as PDF	+	+
Working with PDF	Community Edition	Enterprise Edition
Text annotations (highlight, underline, cross out)	+	+
Comments	+	+
Freehand drawings	+	+
Form filling	+	+
	Get it now	Start Free Trial

* If supported by DMS.

Known issues

Setting HTTPS via proxy (callback URL 308 error)

Drupal is designed in such a way that if you configure HTTPS via proxy, Drupal will still replace links with http. Therefore, links to callback and fileUrl are sent to the config in the http format. As a result, ONLYOFFICE Document Server receives the 308 Permanent Redirect response to the callback request.

To fix it, adjust the Drupal settings in your settings.php file:

$settings['reverse_proxy'] = TRUE;
$settings['reverse_proxy_addresses'] = array($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']);

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