In my application i want to print payment receipt.If i enter amount and click on save it will print automatically.
The data look like
Thank you for receiving
Text Box value( from payment page) amount .
In the print i don't need any thing like URL except data .
Thank you in advance.
If you are willing to use a java applet, this might work:
http://code.google.com/p/jzebra
Unfortunately for the most part, you will be unable to control this.
You can do a few tricks such as a separate media=print CSS style sheet which will allow you to fully customise the page, however, you will still be at the mercy of whatever web browser your visitor is using - most of which print headers and footers.
The best thing I can suggest if this is very important is to look at integrating a PDF component in to your application - It won't be easy, but, it should work well.
You can then have the confirmation page as normal and a dynamically built PDF document that will be loaded from the same information. You can then fully customise it to your exact needs.
I am currently trying to do something very similar myself - currently looking at this example with PDF Sharp.
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I want to build a website in which users can add information, like craigslist. I want the website user to be able to click a button fill out a form and add another box. For instance, if there is a three by three grid and the user clicks on the add button, I want a form to appear, them to fill it out and one more box to be permanently added to the grid. Of course I could make it happen with Javascript and JQuery but it isn't permanent. Thanks:)
You can Implement this using server side languages like PHP /Node JS, ASP.net, Java, Ruby or you can use Local Storage of the browser (this gives limited storage capacity ). read this for more details. link
If you don't already know PHP, you will need to learn it for this. Also, you will need to make sure that you understand how to validate input because letting users add to your database can be a very dangerous thing to do if you don't understand how things like script injection works.
The only option I can see is to choose the width and height on survey monkey and it generates a JS code to host.
This is the code I'm being given (I've removed my actually form url name for privacy reasons):
<script>(function(t,e,n,o){var s,c,i;t.SMCX=t.SMCX||[],e.getElementById(o)|| (s=e.getElementsByTagName(n),c=s[s.length-1],i=e.createElement(n),i.type="text/javascript",i.async=!0,i.id=o,i.src=["https:"===location.protocol?"https://":"http://","FORM.js"].join(""),c.parentNode.insertBefore(i,c))})(window,document,"script","smcx-sdk");</script>
Here's an idea of what result I'm getting
I want to be able to have the form look like its part of the webpage and not an embedded box that scrolls.
Is there a way to force this?
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I've been searching the internet to get some information about how i can be able to detect and show what a url is about.
Facebook has a good example of what i actually want to achieve:
If you create a update on facebook and paste in a URL, facebook will detect some information about it and show a box with some text and often the right picture.
for instance, take: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Mens-Monk-Strap-Loafers-Suede-Lined-Metal-Buckle-Slip-Casual-Dress-Shoes-New-/311170422772 . then it shows the image of the shoe and headline.
Ive found other services which does this with image services and youtube, but what i need is about getting information of products most of the time, so often urls from shops. So the user pastes in a url, and i can detect what that link is about.
any ideer how this can be done ?
Is it backend code, like c# or javascript ?
Hopefully some of you can point me in the right direction. Thanks in advance!
Facebook scrapes pages for specific metadata in the back-end and uses it to generate the snippets you see, which can either be served along with the initial page load or brought in via JavaScript (front-end). From there it's a matter of using CSS and JS to style the popup to your liking.
Depending on how inter-related your site is with the content you want to display, this can be an easy task or a difficult one.
A user would click a submit button and a function would create a div in a gallery on my site with which they could link to if they wanted to share that content specifically. The content is just embedded and hosted on other sites like youtube so the user would not be actually uploading any content or need an account. It's a free open gallery that anyone could copy a url and paste into an input and submit that content into a div in the gallery.
Any ideas where to start? Would this require php?
Well if you're a super beginner or something the first step would be to make your website just the way you want it and inside these div's you can just put the url that the user submitted instead of the content that url points to. [If you can do this then I assume you wouldn't need to ask this question, so don't mind me treating you like a complete beginner]
How would you achieve this? Well you're definitely need:
Some sort of server side language (php is a good choice) that allows you to use the input from the user (The POST request from the form he/she submits),
Check it for correctness / clean up the input / supported websites, etc.
Save this information somewhere (a database) so that you can get it back later.
The next steps would be to now get the information from the database and show it on your gallery page like you want it. This involves:
Getting whatever subset of information you want to display on a particular page from the database. Perhaps only cat related things or something, I don't know.
Just displaying it in your div's using a for loop or something.
.
foreach ($subset as $url) {
echo "<div>$url</div>";
}
Then the last step would be to convert these links into actual videos / images or whatever depending on the type of link. This can be done both client side using Javascript / server side using php or some other language.
This is going to be a lot of manual work, looking through every websites api and figuring out how to convert a url into a video for example. Images are easy but they may be hotlink protected so you might have to go through an API there as well.
New to HTML javascript programming and have an issue with implementation of my page.
I have created multipage HTML form layout(using div) which runs 4 pages with approximately 140 input values(most are optional values) all together. I need to implement a preview page before actually submit where in only filled input values along with their labels are displayed within a section of the page.I am able to collect the filled input values and the label values to an array using javascript. However the issue is, I am not able to figure out how I can pass these values to the actual in html summary page? I cannot implement .innerHTML as my labels need to be dynamically generated based on input values. Can this even be done just by javascript or HTML or do I need a server side script to implement the preview page? Does learning DHTML or AJAX help to implement a solution to this problem? I appreciate all the help. Let me know if I need to explain better.
The BEST way would be a session variable in a server-side language. If security is not an issue though, you can save the variables into a cookie though javascript.
See here.