Printing Problem(Very Urgent)
-
I have a web page which i want to print. With window.print() i can do that but, In my page there is a header and footer so before printing i want to get rid of that. Is there any way? And one more Is it possible to print the page in pdf format. If anyone knows abt this Please let me know at the earliest. Regards, Praveen Chintamani.
-
I have a web page which i want to print. With window.print() i can do that but, In my page there is a header and footer so before printing i want to get rid of that. Is there any way? And one more Is it possible to print the page in pdf format. If anyone knows abt this Please let me know at the earliest. Regards, Praveen Chintamani.
You could try by using style sheets or possibly by causing another window to open with header and footer removed and print from there.
-
You could try by using style sheets or possibly by causing another window to open with header and footer removed and print from there.
Its not the static page. It contains many values to enter and user may take the print out once he entered. Praveen Chintamani
-
Its not the static page. It contains many values to enter and user may take the print out once he entered. Praveen Chintamani
What does it matter? If you have the values on one page they can be transfered to another. Look up media in reference to CSS
-
I have a web page which i want to print. With window.print() i can do that but, In my page there is a header and footer so before printing i want to get rid of that. Is there any way? And one more Is it possible to print the page in pdf format. If anyone knows abt this Please let me know at the earliest. Regards, Praveen Chintamani.
praveenc80 wrote: In my page there is a header and footer so before printing i want to get rid of that. Is there any way? Check this out: http://www.alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint/[^] praveenc80 wrote: Is it possible to print the page in pdf format. Yes, but the client has to have the acrobat writer OR you can use a component to create PDFs and have the client download them.
// Steve McLenithan
Cluelessnes:
There are no stupid questions, but there are a lot of inquisitive idiots.