I’m creating a scheduling page through ASP.NET Web Forms using custom CSS. I have added a print button and would like it to print the page exactly how it looks on screen, however it’s seems to be ignoring all my CSS when I go to print. How can I fix this?
If I have a printer hooked directly to a pc (a kiosk with a printer), how would I go about creating the ability for a web page (.net web app) to print a jpg to the kiosks printer with no user intervention other than clicking a button on the page?
I need to send documents to a network printer (myservermyprinter). I’m using the System.Printing classes to print, and it works fine when it’s from a Windows Service, but from an ASP.NET app, it’s only able to print to local printers, not network printers. The error I’m getting is “Printer Name is not valid” This is what I’m using to get the printer name:
I am working on an ASP.Net web application that must print dynamically created labels on standard Avery-style label sheets (one particular size, so only one overall layout). The labels have a variable number of lines (3-6) and may contain either lines of text or a graphic barcode image.
I have been researching options for printing report-like data via a web application. Some options that are viable are writing PDFs, Excel XML, dumping HTML to Excel, or using a tool like activePDF webGrabber. I suppose the question is, what are some solution that give control over print from a browser (IE in my case) yet doesn’t have a huge development time. Though I don’t have experience with it myself, I have seen some horrid code for generating PDFs.
I use iTextSharp to print a grid view but I face some problems:
My MVC app uses the push model and the CR viewer for reporting. All works great in displaying the report in the viewer however the print/export buttons give the javascript error ‘Object not supported by this action’. I am using VS 2008 and MVC. This happens in my dev environment. Any ideas?
I currently have a populated list full of nodes in a path from one node to another. I need to stylize the printing of the path as such:
Does anyone have a simple way to change the size of the legend to make it larger or make the border bold? a-o are just random ints group_a = (a,b,c,d,e) group_b = (f,g,h,i,j) group_c = (k,l,m,n,o) width = 0.2 x = np.arange(5) plt.bar(x-0.2, group_a, width, color = ‘cyan’) plt.bar(x, group_b, width, color = ‘orange’) plt.bar(x+0.2, … Read more