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can i make a breakpage with dhtml?
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How is the data produced for the page?? By that, I mean are you reading it from a database??
If you are reading it from a database, then you can view one category at a time, with Next / Back buttons to show the next / previous group of cars. - Call the same page passing the previously shown Category as a parameter (in the URL I normally do it) and a direction parameter. Create the SQL statement on the fly to pull the correct records from the database.
Simon
If you are reading it from a database, then you can view one category at a time, with Next / Back buttons to show the next / previous group of cars. - Call the same page passing the previously shown Category as a parameter (in the URL I normally do it) and a direction parameter. Create the SQL statement on the fly to pull the correct records from the database.
Simon
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in fact, it is an asp page that i read data from a database.
Williams, with the way u do, can i click on print once and it will print all the pages?
if not, it's could be a bit too long to print about 500 pages with NEXT/BACK button .
thanx
ps, thank you iza, i am new in dhtml so i can't do it without an example.
Williams, with the way u do, can i click on print once and it will print all the pages?
if not, it's could be a bit too long to print about 500 pages with NEXT/BACK button .
thanx
ps, thank you iza, i am new in dhtml so i can't do it without an example.
well i hoped someone would say "yes, do THIS with the onbeforeprint" because i've never managed to make it work :-(
it's an event that is fired before the page prints, so if you want to do any specific treatement on the page before it is printed, you should use it
it's an event that is fired before the page prints, so if you want to do any specific treatement on the page before it is printed, you should use it
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I have the code below but it doesn't work,
somebody finds any mistake here???
<html>
<head>
<STYLE>
P.page {page-break-after: always}
</STYLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<P CLASS=page>
.
content on page 1
.
</P>
.
content on page 2
.
.
</P>
</body>
</html>
somebody finds any mistake here???
<html>
<head>
<STYLE>
P.page {page-break-after: always}
</STYLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<P CLASS=page>
.
content on page 1
.
</P>
.
content on page 2
.
.
</P>
</body>
</html>
Bombardier
Programmer
You might need to open the second <P> as iza suggests. Also, what browser you using to test it? Last time I checked, no version of NS supported any way to insert page breaks. But with opening the 2nd <P>, that should work in IE just fine (I've made multiple reports that take advantage of the page-break-after).
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I found the code from here
every thing works with my report.
attention
<P STYLE="page-break-after='always'">
...
it won't work if the contain to be displayed in this zone
exceeds the limit of one page.
</P>
every thing works with my report.
attention
<P STYLE="page-break-after='always'">
...
it won't work if the contain to be displayed in this zone
exceeds the limit of one page.
</P>
In HTML it´s simply a button using the URL to next page.
Where is the problem?
Is it necessary to make one 3 feet page ? The transfer time
for this page will be unpleasant long. ---G.Hoffmann
Where is the problem?
Is it necessary to make one 3 feet page ? The transfer time
for this page will be unpleasant long. ---G.Hoffmann
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