Hi All,
I have a requirement to print a large form with many fields (entered through
a separate data entry form). Due to the nature of the field and the way the
clients wants the printed version laid out, I have to insert spaces and
force line breaks to keep the page within a pixel width. Unfortunately, this
means I cannot reliably say which rows should have a page break after them
because it may change from instance to instance..
Is there a way to tell the 'current pixel height' of a page as it is being
rendered so I can make a decision about whether or not to insert a page
break?
Has anyone else faced such a problem with page to print?
Any advice is most appreciated!
Rob
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On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 22:31:45 +1100, in comp.lang.javascript "Robert
Mark Bram" <none> wrote: | Hi All, | | I have a requirement to print a large form with many fields (entered through | a separate data entry form). Due to the nature of the field and the way the | clients wants the printed version laid out, I have to insert spaces and | force line breaks to keep the page within a pixel width. Unfortunately, this | means I cannot reliably say which rows should have a page break after them | because it may change from instance to instance.. | | Is there a way to tell the 'current pixel height' of a page as it is being | rendered so I can make a decision about whether or not to insert a page | break? | | Has anyone else faced such a problem with page to print? | | Any advice is most appreciated! | | Rob | :)
I think if you want such control you'll have to go the PDF route.
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Hi Jeff, I think if you want such control you'll have to go the PDF route.
Unfortunately I have already suggested this and had it refused. :-/
Rob
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news:o7********************************@4ax.com... On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 22:31:45 +1100, in comp.lang.javascript "Robert Mark Bram" <none> wrote:
| Hi All, | | I have a requirement to print a large form with many fields (entered through | a separate data entry form). Due to the nature of the field and the way the | clients wants the printed version laid out, I have to insert spaces and | force line breaks to keep the page within a pixel width. Unfortunately, this | means I cannot reliably say which rows should have a page break after them | because it may change from instance to instance.. | | Is there a way to tell the 'current pixel height' of a page as it is being | rendered so I can make a decision about whether or not to insert a page | break? | | Has anyone else faced such a problem with page to print? | | Any advice is most appreciated! | | Rob | :)
I think if you want such control you'll have to go the PDF route.
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On Tue, 15 Mar 2005 07:43:15 +1100, in comp.lang.javascript "Robert
Mark Bram" <none> wrote: | Hi Jeff, | | > I think if you want such control you'll have to go the PDF route. | | Unfortunately I have already suggested this and had it refused. :-/
You may want to look at the w3c CSS options for printing pages. This
is CSS2. It's implementation is flaky between different browsers. http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-CSS2/page.html
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