Hi!
I'm making a webpage where it will list all the printers in their area, with
the UNC path to the printer. It would be like:
\\someserver\ap rinter
The only problem is, if I type that path into IE, it works, but when my
application provides a hyperlink to it, I get a "Page cannot be displayed"
Is there any reason you can think of why this is happening?
I'm populating the printers from a dataset into a DataList control.
I'm binding the hyperlink item of the template to one of the fields.
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The only way I figured out how to make a hyperlink to a printer is to create
a shortcut, and then link to that shortcut. That worked out okay.
"Casey" wrote:
Hi!
I'm making a webpage where it will list all the printers in their area, with
the UNC path to the printer. It would be like:
\\someserver\ap rinter
The only problem is, if I type that path into IE, it works, but when my
application provides a hyperlink to it, I get a "Page cannot be displayed"
Is there any reason you can think of why this is happening?
I'm populating the printers from a dataset into a DataList control.
I'm binding the hyperlink item of the template to one of the fields.
Also, I discovered, that when you deploy an application that opens/links to a
printer shortcut on the web, IIS won't serve it. Unless, you add the MIME
type:
application/octet-stream
"Casey" wrote:
The only way I figured out how to make a hyperlink to a printer is to create
a shortcut, and then link to that shortcut. That worked out okay.
"Casey" wrote:
Hi!
I'm making a webpage where it will list all the printers in their area, with
the UNC path to the printer. It would be like:
\\someserver\ap rinter
The only problem is, if I type that path into IE, it works, but when my
application provides a hyperlink to it, I get a "Page cannot be displayed"
Is there any reason you can think of why this is happening?
I'm populating the printers from a dataset into a DataList control.
I'm binding the hyperlink item of the template to one of the fields.
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