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This tutorial shows you how to generate printer friendly version of your webpages. The printer-friendly version simply removes the links, the header graphics, and the advertising (if any) creating a nice, neat, easily printable format.
Author: 4GuysfromRolla.com Code: ASP 2.0 & VBScript |
This code snippet shows how to implement a "printer friendly" HTML page link for your site. It uses the XMLHTTP object instead of something like FSO, this means that the ASP page is actually executed and not just 'read' as a stream of characters.
Author: Livio Siri Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
This code allows you to make a print friendly version of you exsisting webpage with minimal fuss by simply inserting a few tags, and passing the page to the print.asp script. Author: PortJump Pete Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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Using CSS you will be able to say what you want to be printed. Let's say: "What you print is only what you want to be printed"
Author: Marcio Coelho Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
The code enables you to single out a section of your page for printing by enclosing it in two tags and passing the page to the script. Author: Peter Graves Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
A few lines of code is all it takes to implement a printer-friendly version of all your pages. Make all those pesky navigation bars and banners disappear! Author: James Shaw Code: ASP 2.0 & JScript |
This article assumes that you are already comfortable with include files and their use for page layout. If not, you can read more on this topic here. Author: Steven Smith Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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Web pages usually print pretty lousy. Typically, background colors are not displayed (unless you change the browser settings) and depending on site the width may be set much wider than the printer can handle on the horizontal for an 8 ½ page. Author: CodeAve Code: ASP 3.0 & VBScript |
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