Trouble Shooting

 You can also use PowerShell to activate the “Foxit WebPDF Reader” in site collection.
-For SharePoint 2010
$webAppsFeatureId = $(Get-SPFeature -limit all | where {$_.displayname –eq
"Foxit.WebReader.Sharepoint_SPFoxitWebReaderMain"}).Id
Get-SPSite-limitALL|foreach{Enable-SPFeature$webAppsFeatureId-url$_.URL }
-For SharePoint 2013
$webAppsFeatureId = $(Get-SPFeature -limit all | where {$_.displayname –eq
"Foxit.WebReader.Sharepoint.2013_SPFoxitWebReaderMain"}).Id
Get-SPSite-limitALL|foreach{Enable-SPFeature$webAppsFeatureId-url$_.URL }
Q2. When opening a PDF file via WebPDF Reader, a dialog (as shown below) pops up,
how to solve it?
1. Make Sure the SharePoint Session is in the started status.
Open "SharePoint Management Shell" tool, input "Get-SPSessionStateService" and
press Enter, if the value of "Enabled" column is “True”, it means Session service has
been turned on. Otherwise use the command "Enable-SPSessionStateService" and
follow the prompts to turn on the Session services.
2. Make sure the service instances of “Foxit WebPDF Reader Conversion Service” are
started in at least one application server in the server farm. Howtomanageservice.
3. Make sure all the relative service applications and proxies of Foxit WebPDF Reader
(including service application of “Foxit WebPDF Reader Conversion” and service
application proxy of “Foxit WebPDF Reader Conversion”) have been created, and are
in the started status;
4. Check the log information of “Foxit WebPDF Reader for SharePoint”, and find out the
error information.
Q3. When opening a PDF file via WebPDF Reader, a dialog (as shown below) pops
up, how do you solve it?
1. Make sure the service instances of “Foxit WebPDF Reader”
2. Web Reader Conversion Service” are started in at least one application server in the