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  • Chad
    #1

    Can you Block a URL?

    I need to block a URL from printing at the bottom of the page from a
    website. Is there any code that can do that? I know I can make it
    into a PDF on the fly and that will elminate alot of hassle, but is
    there any easier way? Please assist.
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    • Aaron [SQL Server MVP]
      #2
      Re: Can you Block a URL?

      You can't control the browser's print / page setup settings from ASP.
      http://www.aspfaq.com/2014


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      "Chad" <rccompton@gmai l.com> wrote in message
      news:ca8f9ec4.0 410181201.14305 02f@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
      > I need to block a URL from printing at the bottom of the page from a
      > website. Is there any code that can do that? I know I can make it
      > into a PDF on the fly and that will elminate alot of hassle, but is
      > there any easier way? Please assist.[/color]


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        • Ray Costanzo [MVP]
          #3
          Re: Can you Block a URL?

          No, there isn't any way to control this with ASP. It's an option that the
          visitor can set in his browser.

          Ray at home

          "Chad" <rccompton@gmai l.com> wrote in message
          news:ca8f9ec4.0 410181201.14305 02f@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
          >I need to block a URL from printing at the bottom of the page from a
          > website. Is there any code that can do that? I know I can make it
          > into a PDF on the fly and that will elminate alot of hassle, but is
          > there any easier way? Please assist.[/color]


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            • Jeff Cochran
              #4
              Re: Can you Block a URL?

              On 18 Oct 2004 13:01:49 -0700, rccompton@gmail .com (Chad) wrote:
              [color=blue]
              >I need to block a URL from printing at the bottom of the page from a
              >website. Is there any code that can do that?[/color]

              That's done on the client, so using ASP you really can't affect it.

              Jeff

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                • kaeli
                  #5
                  Re: Can you Block a URL?

                  In article <ca8f9ec4.04101 81201.1430502f@ posting.google. com>,
                  rccompton@gmail .com enlightened us with...[color=blue]
                  > I need to block a URL from printing at the bottom of the page from a
                  > website. Is there any code that can do that? I know I can make it
                  > into a PDF on the fly and that will elminate alot of hassle, but is
                  > there any easier way? Please assist.
                  >[/color]

                  You can't affect the printer settings directly from javascript, no.
                  If it were in a div you made yourself, you could use the @media in your
                  stylesheet to not print it, but I believe the URL printing is just how some
                  printers do it. You'd have to have access to the printer settings, which
                  normal client-side javascript cannot do. If this is an intranet app with
                  MSIE, you might have more of a chance, but I think you'd have to use ActiveX
                  or something.

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                    • Chad
                      #6
                      Re: Can you Block a URL?

                      Thanks for the quick response guys. I appreciate it.

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