Web Forms :: Page With Background Won't Show While Printing
Jul 23, 2010
I found a javascript that you can use to print a page in ASP .Net. It works great but there is one issue. If you have used a stylesheet, then any background color or image that you have defined in css, it won't show up while printing. The javascript is below:
I'm building an ASP.Net project that will require the dynamic creation and printing of images. I've been asked to "hide" the header information (which is contained in a master page) when the page is printed. Is this some sort of a property that can be changed when the screen is printing?
The print event is actually running on the client side:
i have one situation where i need to print information data into company 'Letter Head' ..so it already have logo and the address there in the paper...
so i have a problem to printing on that page if the data is too long and need another extra Letter Head..The problem is, how do i make sure that the data will not overlap on the logo and address in the letter head..?
which one is best solution,
use Response.Write("bla bla bla.............");
or just design it in html code and just use javascript:window.print(); command..?
 I want  to print one of my child pages in my web applicaion. i am using visual studio 2005 to design this web application.i want to print a child page after clicking a button.
In the above code , i am creating pdf file from aspx page and i am sending it as a attachment in email. i want to print above pdf page instead of sending email. could any please extend above code to print it.
Public Shared Sub PrintWebControl(ByVal ctrl As Control, ByVal Script As String) 'dim StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder() Dim sb As StringBuilder = New StringBuilder() Dim stringWrite As IO.StringWriter = New IO.StringWriter(sb) Dim htmlWrite As System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter = New System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter(stringWrite) If TypeOf ctrl Is WebControl Then Dim w As Unit = New Unit(100, UnitType.Percentage) CType(ctrl, WebControl).Width = w End If Dim pg As Page = New Page() pg.EnableEventValidation = False pg.EnableViewState = False pg.MaintainScrollPositionOnPostBack = False If Script <> String.Empty Then pg.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(pg.GetType(), "PrintJavaScript", Script) End If Dim frm As HtmlForm = New HtmlForm() pg.Controls.Add(frm) frm.Attributes.Add("runat", "server") frm.Controls.Add(ctrl) pg.DesignerInitialize() pg.RenderControl(htmlWrite) Dim strHTML As String = stringWrite.ToString() HttpContext.Current.Response.Clear() HttpContext.Current.Response.Write(strHTML) HttpContext.Current.Response.Write("<script>window.print();</script>") HttpContext.Current.Response.End() End Sub
I get the error at line: pg.RenderControl(htmlWrite);
I tried setting the Enable Event Validation to false on the page but that didnt work..
I have small web interface that includes a print button as follows: [Code]....
When I run this page by itsef, everthing works great. However, when the page (it is called Defaut.aspx) is loaded within a frame on our intranet site, the print dialog box does not appear.
I have one web application in which I am calling one window application. When I call that win app, it runs in background means it shows only in task manager but does not show any window of that application. I have searched for this on MSDN support and do as directed, but nothing result.
I was wondering if this could be a solution to my problem, I have a modalpopuextender in a content page, and it shows the panel of the popup, but not the background, also it is not placed in the center,
if you have any idea, I am a little under pressure here.
I'm using .NET framework 4.0 and Ajax control toolkit 4, how can i simply just showing a dialog box but the webpage at the back is freezing and grey color.Hope you can understand what I mean.
I have a master page that has a text box at the top with a couple of words in it. Below that I have a horizontal menu and below that there is the content place holder.I wish to set a default background color on the master page so that each other web page that uses this master page will inherit this background color.How do you do set a background color on the master page?I can't seem to select the background to set a default background color because the controls I have placed already.
I have a gridview that i want to print its header on every page and i want to print a page header on every page. The problem is that one or the other works for me. I can't get both to work at the same time. Below is sample code to show what i've done.
I have a page from which the user will be able to print. However, the page which will get printed is not the one the user is viewing, but rather a new one I'd like to generate on the background and (possibly) only show the print dialog for it.
Just to make things clear:User is on "View.aspx" and clicks my Print button (not the browser's one).The Print button loads the content of "Printable.aspx" and displays a print dialog for it while the user is still on "View.aspx".
FYI, what I'm trying to avoid is to have the "Printable.aspx" open in a new window and then show its print dialog.
How can I set the background of my web form?. My webform is included in a master page and the objects are inside the content placeholder. How can change the background color of mywebform and master page?. And is it also possible to have a background image in my forms?.
I have an aspx page that I populate to create a diploma. I thn have code that does a "window.print." Unfortunately, the diploma prints with the name of the page and "Page 1 of 1" at the top and the address of the page and the date printed at the bottom. These ruin the diploma. How can I print this page programmatically WITHOUT the header and footer info?
Here is the code I use to populate the diploma page and print it:
On my page, I have some dropdowns along with labels above the dropdowns containing the currently selected items.I also have a grid bellow the dropdowns reflecting the resulting data corresponding to the selected dropdown values.
I need to allow the user to print the grid as well as the label controls while excluding the dropdowns from my resulting printed page.
I want to remove the (Page1)that appeared in the header and remove the footer of the page and change the top and the left of the document
I'm using this code for printing
HTML Code:
<script type="text/javascript"> function PrintText() { var p1 = document.getElementById('<%=txtName.ClientID%>').value; var p2 = document.getElementById('<%=txtCity.ClientID%>').value; var p3 = document.getElementById('<%=txtPoNumber.ClientID%>').value;