Are you wanting to capture just the Flex part? Or also the browser rendered HTML part?
--- In [email protected], "aceoohay" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > In an application that I wrote years ago in ASP classic, I had a > button on every page that would allow the user to e-mail the current > page to someone. It would actually capture the innerHTML, and append > it to an e-mail and send it. The purpose was to capture a snapshot of > the data at the time the page was rendered. It was great for trouble > shooting customer complaints because we could see what they saw at > that particular time (thit was a 600 user DB app, and the data > changed frequently). > > I would like to do something similar in Flex. Yes I know I can have > the user do an Alt-Print-Screen, and paste it into word or paint, and > send the image, but I was hoping for something more seamless. > Something I coud put on each panel that the user could click, and it > would popup a box that would ask where to e-mail it to. It would > attach the current rendered panel to an e-mail as a jpg, pdf, png... > > I have the e-mail piece operational, but I haven't a clue where to > start on the capture piece. > > Anybody have any good ideas? > > Paul >
