You can print whatever custom information you want, including text
from controls, using javascript. You can open up a window with
javascript from the ASP.Net Page. Write what you want to print to the
window. Then have a link to print that window. Add the javascript into
the head on the ASP.NET page in the design view's HTML tab.
<script language =javascript>
function PrintResults()
{
var sOption="toolbar=yes,location=no,directories=yes,m enubar=yes,";
sOption+="scrollbars=yes,width=750,height=600,left =100,top=25";
var sWinHTML = document.getElementById('MyTextBox').innerHTML;
var winprint=window.open("","",sOption);
winprint.document.open();
winprint.document.write("<HTML><Head></Head><Body>")
winprint.document.write("<a href='javascript
:;'
onClick='window.print();return false'>Print This Page.</a><br>");
winprint.document.write(sWinHTML);
winprint.document.write("</Body></HTML>")
winprint.document.close();
winprint.focus();
}
</script>
Paul <pa**@hotmail.com.invalid> wrote in message news:<zx**************@eyeore.home>...
In article <36**************************@posting.google.com >, ap
<af********@hotmail.com> writesAs I know it is a server side printing... and is that possible to make it
to client side printing or it must be printed using javascript??
Sorry for late respone....
There was a method of server side printing to a shared printer in a
domain in ASP that used WSH to achieve its result. I've long ago lost
the details, but wondered if there was anything similar in .Net? What I
want to achieve is for a user to be able to enter some details of a
received item and have a ticket/docket print out to attach to the item.
The printer will be attached to a print server (jet direct type) on the
network (Intranet)
P.
