I want to print a html file by clicking on a hyperlink/button in a small popup window. I already have the popup that is not the problem, i was just wondering if this script can be modified to print...

Ok i thought so. Is there any other way to do this?

I was wondering if it is possible to print a file with out viewing it first by using a hyperlink on a webpage. Bacically i want users to print off a form (doc file) by clicking a link.


eg:...

I want a ".doc" file to be printed when you click on a hyperlink, however so far all i have been able to print is the page on which the link is situated, and not the doc file.

Im using this...

Huh? you cant make a website with a script. normally you use javascripts to do something that html cant, such as changing the background colour every 10seconds, or for form validation, etc.

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Here is an example if it helps.CLICK HERE! (http://kings-head-inn.com) Note that your screen resolution must be above 1024X768 to view the example, otherwise it will just forward you to another page.

I want some information about a browser, to be inserted automatically into a text box when a page loads. However quite how to do this im not sure.

I have made the form and have a JavaScript which...

Ok Im going to forget that idea then. Thanks for your help.

Does this javascript work in IE for anyone else?




Its quite odd that it didnt work for me in IE but it works for you. Could it be something to do with the history settings in IE, or would...

How odd. What version of IE are you using? I've tried it on multiple computers with IE 6.0 and it didnt work on any of them...

If you need an example of this script in action click here. (http://kings-head-inn.com/fudge/success.htm)

P.S. When I try this script in IE I receve the "must logon first" error regardless of...

I have obtained the following script which only lets a page load if the visitor has been to the previous page, if they haven’t it sends the visitor to the appropriate page. However, it only works in...

you again?!

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Cheers, Ill give it a go...

Ok, ive created a login script and i have saved it as login.js. See below:

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Begin
function Login(){
var done=0;
var username=document.login.username.value;...