Comic Sans MS ?? (windows filename = comic.ttf)
If you want this to support Primary education,
the market leader in 'simplified' fonts is
http://www.clubtype.co.uk/largesamples.html
[Note that using simplified fonts in primary
education is actually a contentious topic.]
HTH,
Duncan Fenton
Hi,
I get an error that says "Optional feature not implemented" when doing this:
Can anyone tell me why? Happens in MX and CF 5...
Cheers
d
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>> Does cfLocation also do a cfabort?
I've wondered that myself. it sort-of works like that. It seems to work like
ASP's response.redirect(URL) which is just a 302 error. at the point of
cflocation the browser is forced to navigate away from the page, stopping
any code from working after the cflo
I'm playing around with a bit of javascript here and have nearly made it
but am stuck on the last hurdle. I want to automatically "fire" the
onclick event for a certain element when the page first loads. I've got
this function:
function autoClick(objectId) {
if (document.all){
docum
> My head hurts . :( is _top _new _parent thingy wotsit...
Try target="_blank"
Tim.
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You need to do #cgi.script_name#?#cgi.query_string#&renderforprint=1
But what you also have to consider is that if the query string already
contains renderforprint=1 from a previous link then it will get added
twice, and if there are no URL variables, you need to use ? Otherwise &
before renderfor
Hmmm...
You're using the same width for screen and print there... I think you need something
like this...
@media print
{
body { width : 500px ; }
}
don't specify a screen style, and it shouldn't affect the way your page is displayed
in the browser.
Remember that the style settings
A combination of QUERY_STRING and SCRIPT_NAME maybe?
Ade
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Subject: [ cf-dev ] CGI Variable Problem
Afternoon guys
We are using a content management system which uses a "View
Something like this ?
if (cgi.query_string contains "?"){
theurl=cgi.script_name&'?'&cgi.query_string&'&renderforprint=1';
}else{
theurl=cgi.script_name&'?renderforprint=1';
}
Alex
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#cgi.querystring#
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cgi.query_string
> -Original Message-
> From: Lovelock, Richard J [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> To: 'cflist'
> Subject: [ cf-dev ] CGI Variable Problem
>
>
> Afternoon guys
>
> We are using a content management system which uses a "View
> Printer Friendly
that's just the jobbie.
ta very much.
Ian W
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Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 1:26 PM
Subject: Re: [ cf-dev ] printing text from a web page...
If you're using CSS2, you can specify a different 'page
actually that doesn't work - I was looking at the wrong print-out!
I'm trying this:
@media print, screen
{
body { width : 500px ; }
}
and it's making no diffeence.
any ideas?
Ian W
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Hi All,
does anyone know a good clear font that has an open, rounded 'a'?
I can't find one anywhere!
Thanks,
Damien
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Afternoon guys
We are using a content management system which uses a "View Printer Friendly
Page" link on the footer. If this is clicked, the page is resubmitted with a
variable: "?renderforprint=1" appended to the URL.
This is achieved by using #cgi.script_name#?renderforprint=1 in the code fo
I must stop going to these concerts - Thin lizzy last night
Anyway, brainfade, I need to click a link and open a new window as per
below.
#get_years.date_year#
#get_years.date_year#
Thing is if I go back to the original window and click another link it
opens in the already
Just a quickie -
Does cfLocation also do a cfabort? i.e. if I put a cflocation in does it
stop the rest of the page being processed?
Thanks
Giles Roadnight
http://giles.roadnight.name
If you're using CSS2, you can specify a different 'page size' for print rather than
screen. Use @media - details here:
http://www.blooberry.com/indexdot/css/syntax/atrules/media.htm
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To: CFUG List
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 1:
Ian
Whats the url so we can take a look
I assume your not making a printable version of the page or are you ?
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From: Ian Westbrook (FDM) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 10 November 2003 13:04
To: CFUG List
Subject: [ cf-dev ] printing text from a web page...
this mig
this might be slightly OT, and I'm sure I used to know the answer, but anyway:
when I print out text from a page of my site the last few words/characters get cut
off. How can I stop this?
TIA for what must seem a clueless newbie question ;-)
Ian W
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