I have a webpage that activates a print job on a printer. This works in the localhost environment but does not work when the application is deployed to the webserver. I'm using the PrintDocument class from the .net System.Drawing.Print namespace. I'm now assuming the printer has to be available to the application on the remote server?
PrintDocument pd = new PrintDocument();
PaperSource ps = new PaperSource();
pd.DefaultPageSettings.PaperSize =
new System.Drawing.Printing.PaperSize("Custom", 1180, 850);
pd.PrintPage += new PrintPageEventHandler
(this.pd_PrintPage);
// Set your printer's name. Obtain from
// System's Printer Dialog Box.
pd.PrinterSettings.PrinterName =
"Okidata ML 321 Turbo/D (IBM)";
//PrintPreviewDialog dlgPrintPvw = new PrintPreviewDialog();
//dlgPrintPvw.Document = pd;
//dlgPrintPvw.Focus();
//dlgPrintPvw.ShowDialog();
pd.Print();
I want to be able to automatically print a document to a selected printer at a given time, i.e. printer 1 @ 10:00, Printer 2 @ 10:15, this is to be unatended once the setting have been made.
I would like to create a print button to send a .rdlc report to the users printer. Since i'm not using report viewer to view my reports using it's controls is not an alternative.
I have a button that generates a .pdf file from the report, and now i would like to make a similar button, but to print the report.
I want to make sure my theory of an upcoming project will work. Online ordering form for a restuarant. Order will be for pickup or delivery. no payment online. so gather order information and call web service which lives on a computer at the restaurant, this web service will log the order information into a file then send the order information to a ticket printer in the kitchen.
Our client has a Canon iR/3235 PCL5 printer that they want our asp.net mvc web application to print to. But the printer requires a department id and password interactively.
Is there a way to set the id and password in code with the application when printing to it?
A picture is supposed to be worth a 1000 words, so let's see if that can shorten this post up a bit... Essentially, I'm looking into "how" to code a solution that runs on the web server within the cloud that will send a print command to a printer within office 1 (label printer).
The print job is really part of work flow within the ASP.NET web application and I would like to keep all of the code within a single application if possible. How can I go about doing this?
Due to security, I should avoid creating a new application within Office 1 that pulls data from the "cloud" and have the "cloud" be used to push the command downward. I'm really looking at this from a code standpoint within the ASP.NET app and also potentially transcending into more of a serverfault/superuser question on the printer. I'll save that for a future question there though.
how can i add a sticky notes in my asp.net webpages.... i have a requirement where i need to display the PDF document in my webpage ... and i need to add the sticky notes to that pdf document... can any one guide me .... about how to start to achieve this....
Actually i want code of when user upload his document, its automatically generate all the content of document to display in the web page.. and all the code belongs to c#,javascript,jquery
I want to show a new word file opened in a panel/div/frame on web page. I have tried with Iframe but when page loads completely it opens as open save dialog but I want it to be opened on web page.
We have some table with messages. Each message could have attachments.
We need to have text of attachmnet inside html table of messages on web page. For the first stage we need to have at least support of doc, excel attachments (in future possibly will desire pdf). So in table we show from, subject and body as html cells of message tr. And cell for body should contain firstly rendered content of attached documents (with all images and styles), and then real message body. They don't want any links for download or something similar :(
I know only about possibility to use MS Word Save As logic (but don't have a lot of details). So in this case I should have MS word, excel installed on server. And based on type of attachment use one of the compopnents.
I am hoping to upgrade the below two classic asp web pages to an asp.net web pages. The pages basically perform actions on incoming query string variables and also the login_fail_license.asp page sends us an email to inform us of certain situations. Currently they're a bit dated and I'm hoping to upgrade them to c# so I can fully understand what they are doing as we have been receiving strange IP addresses against our own license numbers (5000), I think the logic maybe wrong.
i have a website and i want to build application open the url and go to specific control in the page and the give him some value and click submit or do something.
it is possible to do this and is there is example or way to do it.
my problem that i have 2 website on godaddy and i need to creat a web form for feedback just fill some fileds and send it by email message.
i tray several ways in code but no one work if there is any one have a website on godaddy and have a web form to send e-mail explain to me or put your code
I make one texbox and one button. What i want to realize is that people fill the message into textbox and then click button. The content of that message will automatically send to my email address.
For a certain project I need to be able to send the contents of a webpage to people who enter their e-mail address somewhere. For this I've scoured the internet and came upon a couple of possible sollutions. The first would be to use a scraper which would just look up the webpage and then mail the html contents to someone. The problem with this is that internet html (and more importantly css) and mail html might be completely different things when you look at outlook. This also takes the entire masterpage with it, while I pretty much just want the inner content.
Second sollution was completely rebuilding the pages in my mail function, based on a few given parameters. Seeing as there's many different types of pages that need to be sent, this would take ages to do...
Last sollution I came upon was manually calling rendercontrol. This actually seemed like a viable way of doing this, but of course, things go wrong. The structure of the website is as follows: Masterpage includes default.aspx, default.aspx has a placeholder which gets filled with a control I manually load (loadcontrol(path)) based on what page I need. This control is the one I need. My way of trying to render this control to send through mail is the following: first, I create a page, then I'll load the user control and finally I use UC.RenderControl(writer)
This does give me the basic html lay-out, but it seems that the Page_Load isn't being called, causing none of my variables to actually be filled in. Is there any way I can cause the control to be rendered just as if it were rendered inside a page's lifecycle?
