I have a stupid question, but I don't find the answer sorry...
Which format can support this extension?
Because I notice that with jpeg it work very well but with bmp he dones't work (in my wiki) so maybe it's in the configuration?
I have a stupid question, but I don't find the answer sorry...
Which format can support this extension?
Because I notice that with jpeg it work very well but with bmp he dones't work (in my wiki) so maybe it's in the configuration?
There’s an undocumented parameter named $wgMediaViewerExtensions, with the default value of
[
'jpg' => 'default',
'jpeg' => 'default',
'gif' => 'default',
'svg' => 'default',
'png' => 'default',
'tiff' => 'default',
'tif' => 'default'
]
So I think you can just set
$wgMediaViewerExtensions['bmp'] = 'default';
in your LocalSettings.php—and hope that the extension doesn’t make any assumptions that aren’t true for BMP. (I should also add that I don’t have MultimediaViewer installed on my own wiki, so everything I wrote is based on reading the source code, I haven’t actually tried out anything.)
Its work thanks you for the tips,
It's possible to document $wgMediaViewerExtensions?
Commenting here because Google took me here and others might be in the same situation..
The solution above didn't work for me, but I got around it by adding the following to my LocalSettings.php so it uses ImageMagick (built-in) instead of PHP to handle images:
$wgUseImageMagick = true;
$wgImageMagickConvertCommand = "/usr/bin/convert";