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Create Printer Friendly Version of Webpage
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1/16/2009 9:07:16 AM |
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PortJump Pete
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By 16 Users |
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ASP (Active Server Pages), HTML, VbScript (browser/client side)
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This code allows you to make a print friendly version of you existing web page with minimal fuss by simply inserting a few tags, and passing the page to the print.asp script. I included a demo page so you can actually see where the tags were placed in the code and how it affects the output.
There is a demo page and a readme included. Read the text file, upload the demo pages to your server and all questions shall be answered. And if there not, just email me.
Don't forget to vote and feedback is always welcome!
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 9/21/2002 10:37:51 AM:
This is just what I have been looking for. Great script and easy to install.
Great Job PortJump Pete
Thank you
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11/26/2002 2:12:01 AM:
Here's my problem.
I wanna let users print the results page from a submission form in asp.
Something like:
Name:
<%
Dim fName
fName = Request.Form ("strFirst")
Response.Write fName
%>
Address:
<%
Dim address1
address1 = Request.Form ("strAddress1")
Response.Write address1
%>
And so on.
But when click on printer friendly version, only "Name:" "Address:" etc appears with no input.
Is there a solution for that or your script won't work in that scenario?
Thanks
LC
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11/27/2002 8:18:12 AM:
Hey LC it may be because after you produce that inbfo and then click the "print Friendly" button it sends you to a another page. You need to make hidden form elements to capture the info so you can pass is it from form_results.asp to print.asp
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8/13/2003 7:50:49 AM:
Can you help I need to create a print friendly version of a result page that pull it's data from an SQL database and displays it in repeat rows down the page.
I've done all the steps explained from the download and it works fine except I'm not retaining the data. Obviously I need to capture the data querystring or such like but can't figure out how? Any suggestions.
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8/14/2003 5:17:47 AM:
Please ignor email of yesterday I think I've worked out how to pass the data. I've added these lines to the printlink.asp page:
myParent = request.querystring("myParent")
myChild = request.QueryString("myChild")
aURL=request.serverVariables("PATH_INFO")
pDom=requ est.servervariables("HOST")
pPath=pDom&aUrl&"?myParent="&myParent & "&myChild=" &myChild
However now I get the following error:
Server.MapPath() error 'ASP 0173 : 80004005'
Invalid Path Character
/tna/REPORTS/print.asp, line 22
An invalid character was specified in the Path parameter for the MapPath method.
Line 22 is:
text = filesys.openTextfile(server.mappath(page)).readall
Is it because I need to open a dynamic file and this line calls a text one?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
thanks in anticipation.
TA
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3/23/2004 10:39:45 AM:
Its great script and helped me lot. But one problem is when I view printer friendley version in IE it looks fine but in Netscape it show all vbscript code as well. Is there any solution???
Thanks
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2/15/2005 4:59:35 AM:
Script is very good
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10/8/2005 2:14:46 AM: Marshalls
hi.. i have a problem with my page.. this code only gets the text in the page but not the informations coming from the database.. can you help me with this one? thank you in advance..
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