Re: OT: Forcing a header when printing web pages
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 2002
It keeps the original formatting.
numero = 46435
interpreted = N
texte = Nevermind, the visibility=hidden was working, I just wasn't hiding all therows (it's a multi-row header). Duh.Thanks,GK| No, it just sends send a page-break to the printer and doesn't affect the| display of the code on screen. My layout currently is like:||
| column 1 | column 2 |
| [founditems]| | rest of results loop | | ...| |
| [/founditems]|
|| The page break thingie needs to go inside the founditems, so I can't moveit| to the TR with the headers, and of course moving the founditems up there| displays the header before each record. It's going to take some kind of| javascript or CSS style or something.|| I've played with moving a copy of the header row beneath the row with the| page-break and hiding it with a showif:||
|| [showif [BG]=T]|
| |
etc...| [/showif]|| Then the founditems loop, but the style isn't hiding the header row on the| web page display but it does work for the printing. Might have to livewith| that. Unless someone can point out where my style=visibility:hidden is| flawed.|| GK|| | on 12/19/02 11:13 AM, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com sonoted...| || | > I have my database output screen that inserts a page break between| accounts| | > so that each account is printed on it's own page:| | >| | >
| | >| | > If the origid (previous ID) is not equal to the next line then insert| the| | > break. Easy stuff and working just fine. Anyways, I would like the| column| | > header to print at the top of each page where the page break is for| obvious| | > reasons, so that each page will see what the column headers are.| | >| | > Does anybody have any ideas? Doing a google for headers, web,| printing as| | > you can imagine turns up tons of stuff, nothing useful yet....| || | Haven't tested (printer is tied up making inserts for a friend's pianoCD| | Christmas project) and don't know if you tried this one, but is| | page-break-before smart enough to recognize HTML table headers and act| | accordingly?| || | | | column 1 | column 2 |
| | [looped WebDNA that makes the table]| |
| || || | Rob Marquardt| | Designer/Resident Wirehead| | Toast Design| || | 800 Washington Avenue North| | Minneapolis MN 55401| | 612.330.9863 v| | 612.321.9424 f| | www.toastdesign.com-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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Nevermind, the visibility=hidden was working, I just wasn't hiding all therows (it's a multi-row header). Duh.Thanks,GK| No, it just sends send a page-break to the printer and doesn't affect the| display of the code on screen. My layout currently is like:|| | column 1 | column 2 |
| [founditems]| | rest of results loop | | ...| |
| [/founditems]|
|| The page break thingie needs to go inside the founditems, so I can't moveit| to the TR with the headers, and of course moving the founditems up there| displays the header before each record. It's going to take some kind of| javascript or CSS style or something.|| I've played with moving a copy of the header row beneath the row with the| page-break and hiding it with a showif:|| || [showif [BG]=T]|
| |
etc...| [/showif]|| Then the founditems loop, but the style isn't hiding the header row on the| web page display but it does work for the printing. Might have to livewith| that. Unless someone can point out where my style=visibility:hidden is| flawed.|| GK|| | on 12/19/02 11:13 AM, Gary Krockover at gary@garykrockover.com sonoted...| || | > I have my database output screen that inserts a page break between| accounts| | > so that each account is printed on it's own page:| | >| | > | | >| | > If the origid (previous ID) is not equal to the next line then insert| the| | > break. Easy stuff and working just fine. Anyways, I would like the| column| | > header to print at the top of each page where the page break is for| obvious| | > reasons, so that each page will see what the column headers are.| | >| | > Does anybody have any ideas? Doing a google for headers, web,| printing as| | > you can imagine turns up tons of stuff, nothing useful yet....| || | Haven't tested (printer is tied up making inserts for a friend's pianoCD| | Christmas project) and don't know if you tried this one, but is| | page-break-before smart enough to recognize HTML table headers and act| | accordingly?| || | | | column 1 | column 2 |
| | [looped WebDNA that makes the table]| |
| || || | Rob Marquardt| | Designer/Resident Wirehead| | Toast Design| || | 800 Washington Avenue North| | Minneapolis MN 55401| | 612.330.9863 v| | 612.321.9424 f| | www.toastdesign.com-------------------------------------------------------------This message is sent to you because you are subscribed to the mailing list .To unsubscribe, E-mail to: To switch to the DIGEST mode, E-mail to Web Archive of this list is at: http://webdna.smithmicro.com/
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