View remote pdf if url has no extension?

[julia-fix]

Is it possible to somehow specify extension other way than in url? I have dynamically generated PDFs in a remote server with urls like "https://mysite.com/pdf/1234" and plugin fails to open these. Need this only for iOS, if that matters

[mostafa-mansour1]

The link is already generated by yourself try to append the extension in the link itself And also i will try to add option to specify the extension manually Regards,

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[julia-fix]

Solved this by downloading file with FileTransfer plugin and then opening local file. Requires more code but also was able to delete local file immediately after closing viewer, to free device memory. Thanks for a great plugin!

[karimslim]

@July-,
You could use: var fileExt = fileURL.split('.').pop(); to get the file extension.
Then
window.PreviewAnyFile.previewPath(
(res:any) => callbackSucces(res),
(error:any) => callbackFailure(error),
fileURL,{name : "file."+fileExt}
);

Hope this will help!

[julia-fix]

Adding file name to remote link was not available when I integrated plugin to my app, this is probably a new option. Maybe will rewrite code to use this update, thanks

[mostafa-mansour1]

yes the updated plugin has the option to add the name or extension the function