Javascript Print

How to open an mpTiff file in a new window and also provide a button in the new window to print that file:. using javascript

AMARSHI wrote:
How to open an mpTiff file in a new window and also provide a button in the new window to print that file:. using javascriptTry asking your question on a JavaScript forum (this is a Java forum, and JavaScript is not Java).
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8.1.2: is there any way to disable the new 'printing attempt' alert triggered by javascript print ?

Hi,
i've been using the embedded javascript print function with the silent interaction parameter to make a PDF file printed as soon as it's opened without any user iteraction, until this annoying new 'protection' implemented in 8.1.2.
is it possible either in adobe reader options or in embedded javascript to have such a workflow-friendly behavior back in version 8.1.2 ? thanks in advance.
and please do not say that this 'feature' was added to save trees and world climate :p

hi
if my understanding is right you want to disable the users for 2 days for any reason let say he is on holiday for 2 days then why dont u lock this user and submit the job for unlock after two days.
Khurram Siddiqui
[email protected]

Javascript printing causes Adobe 9 to hang

Hi,
I have a J2EE App that fills out a form for the user, then opens the pdf and uses JavaScript to print the pdf.
I have noticed that when I try and open the PDF(and javascript tries to print) AcroRd32.exe starts to use 100% CPU.
It doesnt even print!
Is anybody else running into this problem?
Tristan

I added the folder that my app downloads the PDF's to the priviliged folder list.
This seems to clear up almost all of my issues.
The one remaining issue is that if i try and open up multiple pdf's (all printing automatically) at the same time there are a certain few that will hang. It is always the same pdf's that will hang, and doesn't seem to matter how many working pdf's are opened before that one.
ie if 1,2 work and 3 doesnt.
opening each seperatley will work.
opening 1 and 2 will work.
oepning 1 and/or 2 then 3 will cause 1 and 2 to work while 3 hangs.
If 1 or 2 is open then i open 3 it will hang.
And just for fun this occurs in Windows XP SP2 but not Vista (rtm or sp1) It also does not occur in adobe reader 8.x in both xp and vista.
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Adobe JavaScript printing page selection

Hello,
1) I succeeded printing documents using JavaScript with pp.firstPage and pp.lastPage. Now I would like to print several single pages (e.g. pages 4, 7, 10) within a single print job.
If I make several print jobs, the paper is ejected after each job. This should not happen, as I want to print in duplex mode.
Does anyone know, how to do this?
2) In the internet I could only find the JavaScript documentation for Adobe Version 6: https://www.adobe.com/content/dam/Adobe/en/devnet/acrobat/pdfs/Acro6JS1.pdf
Is there any newer version?
BTW: I am using the free version of Adobe which does not support all features.
Thanks for your help!

Thanks to Bernd Alheit and GKaiseril !
The docu for Version 11 is:
http://help.adobe.com/livedocs/acrobat_sdk/11/Acrobat11_HTMLHelp/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/ww help.htm?&accessible=true
In the new docu for Version 11 I found the parameter which I looked for:
With PrintParams::printRange it is possible to print any selection of pages just in one print job. Multiple printing of a special pages is possible too.

JavaScript Print Button Page Range Not Working Ubuntu Linux

I have created a PDF file that has several button programed in Javascript to print a page or page range in the file. It works great in Windows and Mac but in Ubuntu Linux there is a problem. When you hit the button it brings up the Print window but it has all pages set to print instead of the 1 or 2 pages it is programed to print. How do you fix this. I used the following Javascript. Please help.
this.print({
bUI: true,
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I suspect that the problem has to do with the added security
included in Flash 8 and above that restricts javascript. If you
search the flash player KnowledgeBase on Adobe.com you'll find more
detailed information about fixes, but here is what worked for my
Javascripted items.
Find your Program Files > Adobe > Adobe Captivate 4
> Templates > Publish folder. Within the folder is a
standard.htm file. Open this file (for this simple task, i just use
notepad). In the script section, add...
so.addParam("allowScriptAccess", "always");
you'll see other similar param declarations. It doesn't
matter the order.
You can edit the individual .htm file if you want to test
this first.
That should do it.
Here is the KB article that discusses the security features
in greater detail:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/secure_swf_apps_04.html

Javascript Print Dialog

I'm new to applescript and I am trying to automate printing a page using the "Print Page" button provided on the page. I have found the javascript that invokes the print dialog but when I try to use something like keystroke return to go through the page setup and then the print screen it doesn't seem to work. The script seems to wait until the JavaScript opened page setups and print dialogs are closed.
Anyone had any luck?
Here's my code:
tell application "Safari" to activate
repeat 1 times
tell application "Safari"
do JavaScript "Sl.NR();return false;" in document 1
end tell
delay 1
tell application "System Events"
keystroke return
delay 1
keystroke return
end tell
delay 5
tell application "Safari"
do JavaScript "_3.Mz.Nb();return false;" in document 1
end tell
end repeat
Also I can't seem to select the safari window after this - do I need to free safari from applescripts control?

This is a question for the application forum for Acrobat since it has to do its JavaScript implementation - try there.

Javascript print button problem in C4

Hi Everyone,
I'm currently using Captivate 4 and would like to allow users
of my tutorial to print off slides. I created a button which
executes javascript to do this. The problem is not that this
doesn't work at all, it's just that it isn't working when I publish
to Flash player versions higher than 7. Any ideas you might be able
to share with me on how to fix this will be very welcome.
Many thanks.

I suspect that the problem has to do with the added security
included in Flash 8 and above that restricts javascript. If you
search the flash player KnowledgeBase on Adobe.com you'll find more
detailed information about fixes, but here is what worked for my
Javascripted items.
Find your Program Files > Adobe > Adobe Captivate 4
> Templates > Publish folder. Within the folder is a
standard.htm file. Open this file (for this simple task, i just use
notepad). In the script section, add...
so.addParam("allowScriptAccess", "always");
you'll see other similar param declarations. It doesn't
matter the order.
You can edit the individual .htm file if you want to test
this first.
That should do it.
Here is the KB article that discusses the security features
in greater detail:
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/flashplayer/articles/secure_swf_apps_04.html

JavaScript Printed After Reports Causing IE GUI Delays

I am seeing the following code output after a report region. I assume this is output when a page has a report that has a row selector column on it. However in my application it is possible that a use will want to retrieve and see 1-999 rows in a report. When the 500-999 rows are retrieved, this little block of code will create 3 arrays. The arrays have the same lengths as the number of rows retrieved. And then has sequential code output to setup initial values. (see below)
In FireFox this is fine as the code runs quickly. However in IE this code can cause the page to stall for a good 3 or more seconds depending on the machine (the page loads cleanly and fully however the IE GUI will not respond).
I am wondering, if there is any way to mitigate this problem as it would appear I have no control over it. My reports aslo do not use the row highlighting provided by APEX so I don't need it to output anyways.
</htmldb:R64163813204487568>
</div>
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Well, I found MY problem. It was a center tag. I had <center></center> around my Flash movie. So I put it in a table and now it's works. I looked over your code, but I don't see a center tag so maybe this won't help you. You did help me to fix mine so if I can help in any way let me know.
Update: I noticed that you centered your data cell, maybe you could try centering the whole table.

I use noscript and when clicking on "print" on newspaper articles or links to social networks I get javascript:void(null) error and nothing happens. ???

If I am reading an article on, example, the Indy Star website, and there is a button to print, I see this javascript:void(null) error message in the lower corner and nothing happens. If I go to noscript and keep "temporarily allowing all pages" eventually it will print. The same goes with trying to put an article, again say off the Indy Star website, on my Facebook page, I get the same error and have to follow the same routine (temp allow all pages) before it finally works. Any suggestions?

Yes, if you block JavaScript by using the NoScript extension, JavaScript print buttons aren't going to work until you allow JavaScript for the particular domain that print button is for.
You should study the NoScript features and learn how to use that extension. <br />
http://noscript.net/features
It is a very powerful extension which adds a good deal of security to Firefox, but there is a steep learning curve, and when you first start using it you need to set up the whitelist for web sites that you frequently visit.

Best Print implementation in jsp when javascript fails ............

Hello !!!
I have a requirement where <iframe> html tag is used. So just with window.print() of javascript, print request doesn't work properly. So could you please suggest me another approach probably using SUN technology with which I can have much flexible implementation i.e. where I can customize the page setup before print.
Thanks,
S PAUL

Printing a webpage has absolutely nothing to do with java: its purely javascript and CSS related. If window.print() can't do what you want then you're stuck.
A lot of websites have a "printable view" link or button which shows the same page only printer friendly. Maybe you could do something like that?

Print BW Report from Portal 6.0

Hi,
I have a BW report iView and I would like to print the BW report from Portal. I don't see an option to print directly from Portal.
Is it the only way to print is "export to Excel and print it from there" ?
We are on EP6 and BW 3.5.
Thanks for your answers.
Regards,
Megha.

Hi Megha Bokam,
I'm not a BW person but as far as I remember there is an HTML section when creating BW reports.
Try to put:
<a href="javascript:print();">Print Report</a>
in tis HTML section.
Omri

Printing multiple dashboard pages into one pdf

Hey guys,
I know this is not offered as standard but I was wondering if there was any way to do this.
Two methods i'm wondering about are:
- Create another page with a javascript "print" button which grabs information from each page and prints to one pdf.
- Create another page that holds a static copy of all analysis' in the other pages.
The reasons I need to do this is that we originally had 30 analysis' running on 1 page which was destroying performance and killing our servers.
To rectify this, i have split the report out over numerous pages but the users still want to only print once.
Thanks in advance for any suggestions,
Adam

Hi,
Ok your condition is very tricky.
Just Try this if this works.
Create many sections in the dashbaord like say 4. Divide you reports into 4 sections and place it in each section.
Use condition in each Section. Have an extra filter in your main dashboard. having pages 1,2,3,4 as selections.
conditions should be used as : if user seletcs 'page 1' in promt then only 1 section should be visible. after Section 1 is exucuted and printed , if user selcts 'Page 2' then 2 secions wll be visible.
here user can select one by one to reduce the load on the server.
fibally if you select 'Page 4' all the reports will be visible togther. now you can print to PDF.
Mark if helps.
fiaz

___Advice on how to print html from an applet___

I have been working on this problem for a little while, but still can't find a good solution. I ask for any help/advice I can receive on this matter.
Below is what I have already tried:
1) Place the HTML within a JEditorPane and print the graphics object.
* In order to do this I would have to display the HTML, which I do not want to do.
* I have also tried placing the HTML within a JEditorPane and not display it, but I get no data from printing the graphics object.
2) Print the View classes that contain the text by placing the html into a JEditorPane ex) JEditorPane.getUI().getRootView(jeditorPane).
* This method is how the following article prints HTML: http://www.fawcette.com/javapro/2002_12/online/print_kgauthier_12_10_02/
* This class prints each "leaf" view, which unfortunately will not print lists or table borders b/c they are contained in "branch" views. I have not been able to convert this class to print the branch views in a nice looking format.
3) Use a DocFlavor of type "text/html" and send document to the printer.
* Some printers can render html, but these are few and far between. Most printers I am dealing with do not accept type text/html.
Below are some things I am thinking about trying:
1) Convert the HTML to postscript and print the postscript.
* I have no clue how to do this. I have searched the internet for code and found nothing but perl code (but I am using a java applet).
2) Save the html file to users disk and open html file in new browser window. Then use javascript print function.
* I really do not want to have to save files to the users disk just to print. This seems like the easiest way, but is also the least user-convient way.
I would greatly appreciate any advice on printing HTML using java. Should I re-examine the methods I already tried? Can anyone give input on the methods I am planning to try? I would think this is a common problem, but I am having a hard time finding answers.
Thanks for your interest and any help you can provide :)

I tried the Java printing API in 1.4.2 but found it hopeless in terms of printing anything without using AWT.
Also since the print service was going to be on Windows machine I used jawin (http://sf.net/projects/jawinproject/) to query the registry for the command to print a particular extension and then exec that command.

Printing in landscape

Hi ,
I've got some problem with priting a jsp page(html) in landscape orientation. How to print a html document in landscape. I 've tried with javax.print package but problem is that it recognizes the printer for doc flavour.INPUT_STREAM.GIF. But it is not recognizing text/html.
I've also tried with CSS with writing-mode: tb-rl; but no use. I have two tables in my page. with that css trick, they are overlapping.
pls provide some solution.
thanks and regards,
Gurucharan.

Hi
Is it possible for you to use javascript.
<HTML>
     <HEAD>
          <SCRIPT>
          </SCRIPT>
     </HEAD>
     <body>
          <input type="button" onclick="javascript:print()">
     </body>
</HTML>
During invocation of printer dialog box select the landscape mode.
HTH
VJ

Form Builder 6.0.5.35.3 and the print built-in

Our users have an option to allow them to print screen (form) images.
We use the print built in to help provide this functionality.
However, for each print request, the user is prompted to confirm the printer details, and them a message box appears saying 'Print capture beginning. Don't move or occlude window until done.' followed by another message that says 'print capture complete'.
Is there any way that the printer confirmation box could be disabled? And if the 'Print capture/complete' messages could be disabled then that would be great too!
Many thanks,
Mohan

You can't get rid of the dialogs directly, but you can reduce it to just a printer selection dialog with none of the other ones. You do this by using the browser to print rather than Forms.
Note this will only work using JInitiator 1.3 with Forms 6i or 9i
The code you need is
web.show_document('javascript:print()','_self');

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