My first project is to create a printable form containing dynamic fields that is why we implemented it in asp.
My problem now is that some of the pages needs to be printed in portrait, and some in landscape orientation. I was able to do it successfully using css but it only works for IE6.0. Our client needs it to work also for IE5.5.
do you know of any code that could print page in landscape automatically? i ve tried css and others but it wont work. btw, i can't use components as i dont have control of the server.
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<style type="text/css">
@page { size:landscape; }
</style>
How would it be possible to print some output before the script is finished,
or a line at a time if possible with HTML specs?
This is because I'm running a LDAP query that takes some 30-60 seconds to
complete after which it prints out the info. I would need some status
printed out in the middle or before so that user knows that something ought
to be happening in the background
I've tried printing the info in between head-tags, but it didn't do the job
I would like to be able to print just a certain section eg. <div id="main"> of the web page
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page(page2.asp)from the current page(page1.asp).
I'm attempting to print to a Zebra printer (barcode) by taking the results of an .asp page and sending the output to the Zebra printer, which will interpret the output / embedded Zebra Program Language (ZPL).
Thus, printing the output at runtime. Does anyone know how to send a dos command from an .asp page that will send the .asp result output to a notepad file then send the notepad file to the printer at run-time? I tried the following code:
We have a page that reads records from a database and displays them. Basically name/address/city/state/zip/county/phone. These records are between 4-6 lines a piece (there are other variables involved).
When printing these records via i.e. we currently have a process where we determine how many records have been written and eventually put a table with .break { page-break-after: always } style applied to it. The problem is, sometimes a page will hold 14 records, sometimes 15, sometimes 16. Is there a better approach to this so that records don't get cut off and it maximizes the number of records that display on each page?
Can i use scriptiing to make page alignments before i use window.print()?
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View Replies View RelatedI am working on a project where the site was already created using frames and .aspx pages. I was asked to update pages as well as add new functions. This project is an online training course for internal use only.
I need to put a Print Button on the left frame called "buttons.aspx". I need it to print whatever current content is on the main page. So, of course this will vary from page to page because each has a different file name such as 3_1.aspx and 3_2.aspx. I was able to get the Print function to work but it only printed the "buttons.aspx" page which was nothing more than a few navigational buttons.
I have an ASP page with a header (title) and a long image. I get the image name from the database and write out the image's "src" attribute using response.write. Easy stuff. But when I print the page using Internet Explorer, the header prints on the first page, but the image shows up on the second page. (the image is too large to print on one page) Is there any way to force the image to start printing right underneath the header and not go to the second page? I've looked into CSS to see if I can force this somehow. No luck. If I make the image smaller, it prints on first page. But I don't want to do that.
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I have an ASP page display the list of files associated with the record with
hyperlinks to the files. I want to provide a link next to each file to allow
people to click the button and send the appriopriate file to the printer.
Is it possible to do this in ASP or ASP.Net?
Just wondering if it is possible to make an asp page shrink to fix all the data on a page?
View Replies View RelatedI need to take the report of Ledger of all the customers. I want each customer Ledger to be printed on different page with same page headers and page footers. Only the the Name of the customer and his ledger information would be changed.
One cutomer's Ledger can go for more than one page, In that case it must print the data on the same number of pages and start the next customer page after this customer's ledger finishes.
Infact I am looking for complete reporting system as we can make in Crystal Reports with Classic Visual Studio or .net.Hope someone can help with dumy Sourcecode. Infact I need to know how I'll format in HTML. ASP and Database queries are easy to run.
I have big problem in printing.. I am getting 20 colums of information from my database.
in asp, the width of the page is long. The problem now iam facing is printing, its only printing those information which are visible and the rest on the right side of the browser is not printing..I really dont know what to do.
I have an asp page that displays a recordset from a table in paginated format with header values on each page from another table in the database. To print, one needs to click the print button and a new page properly formatted pops up and opens the print manager in windows.
One must do this for each page. If I have 300 pages that's a lot of work for the end-user.Attached is the code I'm using to print.Does anyone see how I could make it utomatically print ALL the pages, rather than one at a time?
What I want to do is spit recordset variables from the database and place them on a page so they can be printed. The problem I am running into is that it cuts off part of
the printed page. Does anyone know of a way to clean produce a page to be printed even if there is multiple pages so that it does not cut off text?
I'm in the middle of a project using ASP pages that access an Access database. I'd like to know how I can print a page without IE putting the Page X of X at the top and the address/ date at the bottom of the page.
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View Replies View RelatedI am using a simple printer friendly page the opens up as
a new window. I use a DIV TAG called "printReady" in the section I want
to print (Printer friendly) then in a javascript function
I do this:
var printFriendly = document.getElementById("printReady")
var strHTML = printFriendly.innerHTML
I then open a new window with the Javascript and write the
HTML (mostly Text) to the new window.
var printWin = window.open("","printSpecial");
printWin.document.open();
printWin.document.write(html);
printWin.document.close();
This works fine, but if the page is to wide using
Landscape is fine, but in portrait mode it only prints one
page the cut off part is not printed on the second page.
Some times the page will print but the text is missing.
Only the table outlines print.
Any one experience this before or have any suggestions if
this can be overcome.
I have some code to print a web page through javascript. Does anyone know if I can set the Orientation to be Landscape through Javascript?
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also is there a way that when user prints it should also display page numbers. How to get rid of the URL while printing.
I have a asp page that has a print button. After the page is printed it refreshes the page and give me an error saying that parameter @TRN_CODE has no default value.
What I don't understand is why I don't get that error the first time the page loads. It has no default value then either. It always get that parameter from the request.querystring.... anyone have any ideas? Code:
Is there a way to prevent the user from printing a page? I have a form that I would like to make it impossible or very difficult to print out.
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