VB.NET - How to Print page with out url and page numbers
Asked By suha sini on 08-Sep-06 08:36 AM
hi,
my application is WEB application ,in that i am print one page using
onLoad="window.print()"
<body MS_POSITIONING="GridLayout" onLoad="window.print()">
it working Properly.
My problem is that in that page TOP and BOOTOM I am getting page Numbers And url address .
How to Print page with out url and page numbers
Sushila Patel replied to suha sini on 08-Sep-06 08:50 AM
Not sure of solution with Html/Javascript
You can check out some http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/browser/hosting/printpreview/reference/behaviors/headerfooter.asp on msdn, working around with that would help
Code wise you can use Activex
or else give user a note saying
Go to File > Configure Page > Delete all the text in the heading and bottom sections
printing web page with out url
K Pravin Kumar Reddy replied to suha sini on 08-Sep-06 08:58 AM
hello
check the code
btn.Attributes.Add("onclick()","Javascript:window.print()");
put this code in page load
when u click on button it will ask u to select printer/print dialog box and press button thats it it will print with out url
How to Print page with out url and page numbers in ASP.NET C#
Divya Jain replied to suha sini on 22-Aug-08 07:45 AM
I am getting page Numbers And url address while printing page.
can u tell me how to print page without URL & Page numbers
10-Aug-13 06:40 PM if BODY tag contains onload = window.print() then a PrintDialog is displayed with the page on browser ahndler of the body tag by using BodyId.Attributes.Remove("onload"); but, in order to make this work, you got to control, you can not have a javascript method call in onload event. . . Please revert back with your actual requirement, so that body tag attributes in c# using if BODY tag contains onload = window.print() then a PrintDialog is displayed with the page on browser
a page <input type = "button" value = "Print this page" onClick = "window.print()"> But whats happening after print button i also coming. . I Page< / title > < script type = 'text / javascript' language = "javascript" > function printContent() { window.print(); } < / script > < / head > < body onload = "printContent();" > < form id = "form1" runat = "server" > < div > < / div > < / form > < / body value = " Print " ' ); pp.document.writeln( ' onclick = "javascript:location.reload(true);window. print ();"> ' ); pp.document.writeln( ' <INPUT ID = "CLOSE" type = "button" ' + ' value = "Close window.open( ”, ” ).document.write( divMyArea.innerHTML + ‘<input type = button onclick = "window.print();" value = Print> ‘ ); } Protected Sub PrintAllPages(ByVal sender As Object
textbox ? help. . . . (for c# asp.net) You can use javascript:window.print() in the onClick event of your "Print" button. <INPUT TYPE = "button" VALUE = "Print" ONCLICK = "javascript window.print()"> If you wish to ignore specific portions of the page focus in an appropriate event using Javascript like this: <body onload = "javascript:document.getElementById('empid').focus()"> I need the printing just they want. . .help. . . you need to execute the javascript function window.print() you can do this by doing btn.attributes.add("onClick", "window.print();") if it's a WebControls.Button, or simply using
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