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Brian Hanson
Hi,
I am trying to write a javascript function that gets called from a
within an asp.net application to print a pdf file(s) programmatically.
I am a pretty experienced developer in several languages, but I'm a
serious newbie when it comes to anything sounding like javascript. I
have searched the forums and found some code that (I think) will do
exactly what I am looking for. Unfortunatelly, I cannot get it to
work and was hoping someone who knows javascript could help me out.
Here's the code from an earlier posting:
<embed src ="<filePath>" width="0" height="0"
name="pdfFile">
<script_Language_="javaScript">
function print(){
document.all.pdfFile.print();
}
</script>
Here's my code:
<embed src ="<c:\drawings\>" width="0" height="0"
name="drawing7.pdf">
<script_Language_="javaScript">
function print(){
document.all.pdfFile.print();
}
</script>
I have also set the file path to include the file name and removed the
underscores from script_language_ and played with the <>, but still no
luck. Once I get a function that will work on its own, I can convert
it to run in the .net app.
Thanks
I am trying to write a javascript function that gets called from a
within an asp.net application to print a pdf file(s) programmatically.
I am a pretty experienced developer in several languages, but I'm a
serious newbie when it comes to anything sounding like javascript. I
have searched the forums and found some code that (I think) will do
exactly what I am looking for. Unfortunatelly, I cannot get it to
work and was hoping someone who knows javascript could help me out.
Here's the code from an earlier posting:
<embed src ="<filePath>" width="0" height="0"
name="pdfFile">
<script_Language_="javaScript">
function print(){
document.all.pdfFile.print();
}
</script>
Here's my code:
<embed src ="<c:\drawings\>" width="0" height="0"
name="drawing7.pdf">
<script_Language_="javaScript">
function print(){
document.all.pdfFile.print();
}
</script>
I have also set the file path to include the file name and removed the
underscores from script_language_ and played with the <>, but still no
luck. Once I get a function that will work on its own, I can convert
it to run in the .net app.
Thanks