Recent content by RandyBlackburn

Gotcha, thanks... you're right... it's a lot less complicated.

Thanks for the reply. I'm trying to cover up the top of the base image/jpg (a big incorrect logo), and replace it with a smaller logo under certain conditions. Is there a way to set the browser to print the background? Also, I tried that suggestion to make the gif the same size as the div...

I have a .jpg file with a white opaque <div> overlaying the top of it. Embedded in the <div> is a smaller .jpg logo. This works fine on the screen, but the <div> is not opaque in printing, although the embedded logo is. I can only surmise that for some reason, the <div> is compressing to the...

I guess I don't know how to process a page without showing it???? I'm not sure I understand... Randy

The query string could work... can I pass a session variable, as that's what I'm doing now? do the pages show as they are being populated? I'd like to click on the print button, and then have multiple dynamic pages print (hopefully in the background). Thanks, Randy

tperri, How does it work if multiple pages are populated with data on the fly? Randy

Jo112 - No when I didn't hear anything, I just decided to present/print each page individually. I haven't had a chance to check out Ca8msm's msdn reference. I'd love to see an example from tperri. Randy

My web page uses a .jpg file as the low z-index. Then places an opaque web panel (not html panel) over the top part of the .jpg. In that panel is embedded an small image control. This has the successful effect of replacing one image over another on the screen. However, in print preview, the...

I have a complex PDF page that I am trying to render to a web page that I want to print. All the methods below yield a viewable web page, but when I print preview the page is turncated and generally overflows onto ansedcond page. I have tried the following, and have ensured that the browser...

By the way, I'm doing this in the pageLoad event... is that the best approach?

I was hoping you'd be in bright and early. By the way my wife is Irish, and I lived in London many years ago Here is the full code... Dim script As String script = "<script language='javascript'>window.print();window.open('http://xxx');</script>"...

I'm trying to automatically prompt the user to print the already rendered page, then redirect to another page. I can't get window.location to work at all, though window.open works. If I use response.write to write the javascript, the page has not yet rendered. If I use script = "<script...

Where are you located? Fortunately this system is used on an intranet, where they all have the same configurations That's the ticket... but that's what I don't know how to do. Can you be more specific, or provide an example? Randy

Boy, we're up late, and I appreciate your help! But I don't consider clicking on each page (and there could be quite a few) as ideal. Ideally, for me, the user won't even see the pages being produced, and will click to print only once. I assume you don't have an approach to do that? I...

OK for the trigger. But my main problem is how to group the pages and print them all at the same time. They are all generated from the same aspx+code behind, so they have the same url. Can I somehow concatenate the pages into a single file, or pass the pages somehow among successive calls...