Has anyone written code in COM to automatically print to a server printer. I am having trouble doing this at the moment. I want to be able to print the contents of a web browser to a PDF print driver, which will convert the web browser content into a PDF file.
I can currently print a word document by creating a word object and using its print command but cannot print browser using browser object. I'm access COM via ASP page. So just wondering if anyone has had experience in printing browser content in COM.
I have an ASP page, whisch generates dynamic report for a SQL server DB. Now the users want to have the content in PDF format (not HTML page). The server machine had "adobe acrobat destiller" installed.
How can I print the content of this ASP page to acrobat PDF destiller and send PDF file to browser?
I would like to have a PRINT button on my page, that redirects to another page which is more printer friendly. I am pulling the content of a database (msAccess) into the initial page, and want that content to carry accross..
Here is an example of the page http://www.australie-voyages.com/en...-tours.asp?id=8
I've got a bit of a problem which I need sorting. I'm creating a news system on our work intranet. The main content is entered into a textarea which most people will use as a simple text editor (carriage returns for paragraphs).
The advanced users will be able to enter HTML tags for more advanced articles (lists, character formatting etc). The problem comes when I'm rendering the text.
At the moment, I'm storing the content as it is submitted (carriage returns are stored as carriage returns, not <br>'s). When rendering the articles to the screen, I replace the carriage returns for <br>'s.
The reason I don't convert the carriage returns to <br>'s on submission is incase the content needs to be rendered for another program/platform in the future (we use all sorts of software from the same database at work so it is a possibility at the moment). Code:
how to print the content of a multiline textbox without taking the content to some other "printer friendly" page. I just wanna send whatevers in the textbox directly to the printer.
I'm using a flat text file in place of sessions to run my shopping cart. I have a couple different asps' that manipulate the session file to preform tasks like deleting items and updating quantities. The file stores one product along with the user selected options per line so it looks something like this:
Our organization's web site requires a lot of content updates. I like to develop a browser based content management system in asp. I like to show my end users exactly live format of our web site into edit mode so that they can just go there and change the text, or text within a table, or change a link. Is there any ASP component that can help me to develop this?
i make a data display page, its showing all records, now i want user just press print button, and that print all data on screen, secondly user input 2 dats From ..... To......, so data in between that day will print,
I can run these commands successfully from the command-prompt on the server but from an ASP page, I get nothing not even an error. The Text output for NET PRINT is a blank text file.
I feel something is different on the permissions side because this code/approach use to work fine.
Using ASP I'd like to modify a string that contains HTML. I need to modify the content (the bit that the users see) but not the stuff in the tags. For example, if I had the following string Code:
I have ASP statements stored in SQL and want to run them on an ASP page. I am printing the data onto the page using ASP, but the ASP code that comes from SQL just appears as actual text. For example, it appears as:
I am developing an Intranet application for a business. I would like to be able to print out certain bits of information just as regular applications do. I realize that this is a little more difficult, and after doing research it seems that the best way to print is to use JavaScript's "window.print();" command.
The only problem I have with this is that
#1 - it prints the address and date at the bottom of the page #2 - it prints the page numbers at the top of the page.
Is there any way around this (without having to alter IE's configuration)? Or perhaps do I need to approach printing in another way? Perhaps VBScript?
Is there such a thing as putting some code on a page that makes it so noone could print out that page? Maybe something that disables the browsers print function or something?
i seem to have a problem printing my timesheet to make it fit into a a4 paper. is there a way to have it to print using ASP but force it to print in a4 landscape.I have tried using my printer settings and force it to landscape,but the whole table and font comes out really big and makes it continue to print to another page.
I have also tried to use the printer settings to print into A4 or even print to 60% of the size, but still cannot. Even though the data is not really long it goes to another page.
I am trying to implement a printing to file solution of a html page on the server. What I have is a form with a IE control that loads the page I want to print to.
I am using execWB command for printing. Printer's port is set 'To file'. Everything works fine when I am running that component from a desktop apps. But when I call that component from an asp page nothing is happening. I dont see any dialogs popping up on the screen. BTW, if I print to a printer works fine either.
We have LOADS of documents scanned to PDF format, stored in SQL tables.Allowing a client to browse our ASP driven site to select and view individual PDFs has been no problem. ("index" table is queried to show list of available PDFs, user clicks a link in the list, PDF reader shows the document in a new window.) Now, they would like a feature that would PRINT (at their location) batches of documents via the website, preferablely with a single click.
I'm having problems printing to the page. When the user click on the print button it is suppose to print the document to the page and it's not. What am I doing wrong? Code:
If I put a link on my webpage that says click here to print page. How can I get the print code to specifically print only the information between a specific <TD></TD> tags? See cause if I just let it print the whole page it is all messed up cause it is too big to print on one page.
My other concern is that I want to print a ASP web page which takes some parameters from the current page. How can I print that page directly without opening it
Im trying to print a report from a web service. When the web service is called, a message "invalid logon" appear. The following code is the code used to print the report: Code:
Does anyone know of any script that would allow me to put the content of part of my webpage between some tags which when a user prints the page it will only print the content between the tags
Is any way to print a pdf file automatically using ASP?
Once the pdf file is loaded from a website or whatever, the file will be printed from the printer which is located on the server side. How to do it by using ASP?
