Hi,
I'm implementing a printer friendly feature for all the pages on a web site.
I'm separating the header, content, and footer into separate ascx files,
which are contained in the main file. In the mail file I have a link button
which, supposedly, when clicked on, passes the current content page's url and
page title to the printer friendly page, which has a placeholder for the
content page. I could do this with session variables, but if I do it this
way, how do I make a function common to all to accomplish this? I can't use
a class file with session variables, so I'm trying to post all the content
pages to the printer friendly page but have had no luck so far. Can I use
javascript for this? Or can this be accomplished with code behind? Any
suggestions and/or comments will be greatly appreciated!
Sorry for the long message and thanks in advance!
-ST
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Hi
Please check the following article http://authors.aspalliance.com/steve.../printview.asp
HTH
Ravikanth[MVP]
"ST" wrote: Hi,
I'm implementing a printer friendly feature for all the pages on a web site.
I'm separating the header, content, and footer into separate ascx files,
which are contained in the main file. In the mail file I have a link button
which, supposedly, when clicked on, passes the current content page's url and
page title to the printer friendly page, which has a placeholder for the
content page. I could do this with session variables, but if I do it this
way, how do I make a function common to all to accomplish this? I can't use
a class file with session variables, so I'm trying to post all the content
pages to the printer friendly page but have had no luck so far. Can I use
javascript for this? Or can this be accomplished with code behind? Any
suggestions and/or comments will be greatly appreciated!
Sorry for the long message and thanks in advance!
-ST
Hi
Please check the following article http://authors.aspalliance.com/steve.../printview.asp
HTH
Ravikanth[MVP]
"ST" wrote: Hi,
I'm implementing a printer friendly feature for all the pages on a web site.
I'm separating the header, content, and footer into separate ascx files,
which are contained in the main file. In the mail file I have a link button
which, supposedly, when clicked on, passes the current content page's url and
page title to the printer friendly page, which has a placeholder for the
content page. I could do this with session variables, but if I do it this
way, how do I make a function common to all to accomplish this? I can't use
a class file with session variables, so I'm trying to post all the content
pages to the printer friendly page but have had no luck so far. Can I use
javascript for this? Or can this be accomplished with code behind? Any
suggestions and/or comments will be greatly appreciated!
Sorry for the long message and thanks in advance!
-ST
Another option that works in modern browsers that are at least mostly
standards-compliant (and that includes IE 6 which is how old now?) is to use
CSS to define a print style sheet. See http://www.alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint/ It's a much easier option
than the traditional method of launching a new page.
Colin
"ST" <ST@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:80**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi,
I'm implementing a printer friendly feature for all the pages on a web
site. I'm separating the header, content, and footer into separate ascx files,
which are contained in the main file. In the mail file I have a link
button which, supposedly, when clicked on, passes the current content page's url
and page title to the printer friendly page, which has a placeholder for the
content page. I could do this with session variables, but if I do it this
way, how do I make a function common to all to accomplish this? I can't
use a class file with session variables, so I'm trying to post all the content
pages to the printer friendly page but have had no luck so far. Can I use
javascript for this? Or can this be accomplished with code behind? Any
suggestions and/or comments will be greatly appreciated!
Sorry for the long message and thanks in advance!
-ST
Another option that works in modern browsers that are at least mostly
standards-compliant (and that includes IE 6 which is how old now?) is to use
CSS to define a print style sheet. See http://www.alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint/ It's a much easier option
than the traditional method of launching a new page.
Colin
"ST" <ST@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:80**********************************@microsof t.com... Hi,
I'm implementing a printer friendly feature for all the pages on a web
site. I'm separating the header, content, and footer into separate ascx files,
which are contained in the main file. In the mail file I have a link
button which, supposedly, when clicked on, passes the current content page's url
and page title to the printer friendly page, which has a placeholder for the
content page. I could do this with session variables, but if I do it this
way, how do I make a function common to all to accomplish this? I can't
use a class file with session variables, so I'm trying to post all the content
pages to the printer friendly page but have had no luck so far. Can I use
javascript for this? Or can this be accomplished with code behind? Any
suggestions and/or comments will be greatly appreciated!
Sorry for the long message and thanks in advance!
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