because your clip has a filter and its filtered dimensions are too large?
On 4-10-2012 19:25, Ted Lehr wrote:
So I have a sprite that has a child sprite with some objects in it... I am
trying to print it with code like:
if ( !printJob.start() )
return;
Not filter that I am aware of...
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Sent: Thu 10/4/2012 1:33 PM
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] printJob
because your clip has a filter and its filtered dimensions are too large
although I am using custom classes i.e. var headC:gridHead = new gridHead()
maybe that is what it is referring to
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] printJob
because your clip has a filter and its filtered dimensions are too large?
On 4-10-2012 19:25, Ted Lehr wrote:
So
Hi,
I have been doing some work with PrintJob in AS2 Flex recently.
I managed to get it working okay for single pages in AS2 and 2 page
spreads in AS3, not sure what you mean by a PDF error, but are you sure
it's not your printer driver. I have been using CutePDF Writer
which has
Thnx Glen,
I forgot to mention this is AS2 (an old project). No Flex involved,
just Flash Player 8 ( above).
background
So, PrintJob offers the ability to spread out a large image over
several pages. This works fine.
The trickier part is a printout that requires a header MC and footer
Hi,
It sounds like you are going through the right process.
Are you checking the return value of PrintJob.addPage()
If it does not like what you are doing, it will return false, so you
can catch this and maybe trace out an error to see if that is a problem
I have just been
Glen, just a wild guess, but maybe switching to printAsBitmap will help.
This may be unavoidable if the cached bitmap is used for the filter but not
for the printing. If so, you'll just need to create a BitmapData object of
everything you want to print.
Rich
http://www.LearningActionScript3.com
Hi David,
I'd try to use PrintJob.pageWidth and/or PrintJob.pageHeight instead of
.orientation .
Also, why not determine needed scale at runtime:
postcardClip._xscale = 100 * myPrintJob.pageWidth/postcardClip._width;
postcardClip._yscale = postcardClip._xscale;
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I cover this topic on my blog. :)
http://www.stevensacks.net/2007/03/16/force-landscape-printing-with-printjob/
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On 5/2/07, Dave Wood [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I'm having problems correctly rotating a movieclip to accomodate
users printing in either portrait or landscape format.
There was a thread about this maybe 4 to 6 weeks ago and I'm unable
to locate it in
Thanks guys
Steven, I've played around with your code and got it working on my
setup but will need to test later in the day on the computer/printer
combination that was causing the problems.
I needed to modify it though because your code assumes the clip is
scaled at 100% to start with.
Very cool idea Haikal! Certainly seems the best option for text printing,
I'm going to try it one day.
thanks,
-Meinte
On 8/21/06, Haikal Saadh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My approach to printing oodles of multiline text is to let the browser
do it:
* When the print button is pressed, save
Hey guys thanks for the code and input.
The route I think I'm taking because it's html text and formatted, is to
keep trimming at br's and checking if page is not too high.
The page to print symbol I'm using has an aspect ratio for an A4 page (1:
1.414) and one big html text field (with 20px
My approach to printing oodles of multiline text is to let the browser
do it:
* When the print button is pressed, save the contents of the text
field to a Local Shared Object
* Open up an empty HTML page, which has as invisible flash movie
which can then:
o Read that
I have the same problem as the original poster.
I don't suppose anyone can provide more info as a solution than Hans, or
Hans if you're there I would love to see some code.
What are flash mc dimensions to match an A4 page? Doesn't it vary according
to screen resolution?
How can you
Yeah, I asked this question on Flexcoders but got no answer at all.
Any code would be greatly appreciated :)
The funny thing is this printing a block of multipage text seems like
such a basic thing but there are no examples in the docs and it seems
as thought this issue was never considered as a
my solution is scrolling the text and printing as you go, here's the
function.
(beware though, it's been ages since writing this, it works tho)
function buildPrinter() {
_root.print.onPress = function() {
var p_length = Math.round(Math.floor
_root.test is the textfield, _root.line_length is the lines fitting on one
page.
good luck!
-Meinte
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my solution is scrolling the text and printing as you go, here's the
function.
(beware though, it's been ages since writing this, it
I have the same problem as the original poster.
I don't suppose anyone can provide more info as a solution than Hans, or
Hans if you're there I would love to see some code.
What are flash mc dimensions to match an A4 page? Doesn't it
vary according
to screen resolution?
As long as it's
How can you efficiently fill a textfield to the point in which you know it
is completely full?
Here's a revised version using a word array. But as I said, including
formatting would be more difficult and significantly slower. I tend to agree
with Meinte that in this case you're better off using
Never mind... I think it's going to be a long long week...
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Do you still need help with the issue, or did you figure it out?
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Never mind... I think it's going to be a long long week...
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Yuk... I don't envy you. Been there, done that! ;)
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I had an error
You get your text from the textarea and you do this:
Dynamically attach a movieclip from the library with a preformatted
textfield that exactly fits an A4 page (set movieclip to _visible = false to
do it invisibly)
and fill the textfield up with the text from your textarea until the
textfield is
I have over 20 years of programming experience including at assembler
level, advanced Java, etc, but thanks for trying to put me in my place :-)
There is no error. There is no timeout. Not in the PrintDialog object.
I think the FlashCoders list in general has a silly habbit of saying
Mar 2006 09:04:19 -0500
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] PrintJob causes Abort Script error message.
I would suggest setting the timeout to 7200 seconds and then test it to see
what happens if you leave it sitting over lunch.Please warn us when you are
going to do this, since from the tone
As the
system is composed of many V2-style components, many of which
use interval timers to get around initialization issues, and
has a lot of real-time financial data transfer going on in
the background, setintervals, etc etc, that to reengineer it
at this stage is totally out of the
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Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 09:04:19 -0500
Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] PrintJob causes Abort Script error message.
I would suggest setting the timeout to 7200 seconds and then test it to see what happens if you leave it sitting over
Is this a known Flash bug?
It's not a bug.
Is there a workaround?
You cannot change the timeout.
We've been trying to solve it for about a month.
A 5 second google search would have saved you 30 days of wasted time.
http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=tn_15512
PrintJob is a poorly written class in general. Also, it runs synchronously
when it talks to the system. The reason Flash throws up the alert is
because for 15 seconds it is stuck waiting. The movie is waiting on a line
of code to finish. Flash responds to the movie being hung, which it
Steven's response was a little unhelpful :)
Is this a known Flash bug?
It's not a bug.
I would suggest that it is: there's no error in the code, and it's not that
the Flash movie itself is running slowly, it's purely a result of user
interaction. While the print dialogue is displayed, the
, March 29, 2006 2:58 AM
To: 'Flashcoders mailing list'
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] PrintJob causes Abort Script error message.
PrintJob is a poorly written class in general. Also, it runs
synchronously
when it talks to the system. The reason Flash throws up the alert is
because for 15 seconds
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Steven's response was a little unhelpful :)
Is this a known Flash bug?
It's not a bug
I would suggest that it is: there's no error in the code, and
it's not that
the Flash movie itself is running slowly, it's purely a
result of user
interaction. While the print dialogue is displayed, the Flash
movie should
simply not be running.
PrintJob makes a synchronous call to
On 29 Mar 2006, at 12:07, Steven Sacks wrote:
I would suggest that it is: there's no error in the code, and
it's not that
the Flash movie itself is running slowly, it's purely a
result of user
interaction. While the print dialogue is displayed, the Flash
movie should
simply not be running.
I would suggest that it is: there's no error in the code, and
it's not that
the Flash movie itself is running slowly, it's purely a
result of user
interaction. While the print dialogue is displayed, the Flash
movie should
simply not be running.
PrintJob makes a synchronous call to the OS.
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] PrintJob causes Abort Script error message.
Well, there IS a workaround but you have to hack your swf using flasm and
set the timeout to some larger number. This really is not recommended and
most people use this to actually decrease
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] PrintJob causes Abort Script error message.
I would suggest that it is: there's no error in the code, and
it's not that
the Flash movie itself is running slowly, it's purely a
result of user
interaction. While the print dialogue is displayed
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Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 03:34:35 -0800
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] PrintJob causes Abort Script error message.
The modal dialog does not belong to Flash, it belongs to Windows,
andspecifically it belongs to the browser window that contains the Flash
Fab, thanks, I'll give it a try.
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Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2006 13:28:18 +0200
Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] PrintJob
And for the record, I am certainly no friend of the PrintJob class. It's
poorly written and I've pointed out its numerous flaws in previous posts to
this list.
Yes, it shouldn't have been coded to work the way it does. The way it works
is poorly thought out. But, that doesn't mean that it's a
PrintJob works fine in simplistic Flash movies.
Try and do anything advanced (such as a stock exchange
trading system) and it will cause the alert to appear.
That ain't an error with my code!
Ah ha! So now we get to the bottom of it.
PrintJob does not cause Flash to alert about a slow
And for the record, I am certainly no friend of the PrintJob class. It's
poorly written and I've pointed out its numerous flaws in previous posts
to
this list.
Yes, it shouldn't have been coded to work the way it does. The way it
works
is poorly thought out. But, that doesn't mean that
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Sent: 29 March 2006 15:04
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Subject: Re: [Flashcoders] PrintJob causes Abort Script error message.
Steven Sacks wrote:
I have explained in detail the source of your problem
Wow, I really should break my sentences up with comma's and fullstops.
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-Sylvester
Sent: 29 March 2006 14:35
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Subject: RE: [Flashcoders] PrintJob
The Print feature of Flash prints the passed MovieClip... It
there is content that the MovieClip isn't showing, then you
need to print the inner clip containing the content instead.
To find
Steven Sacks wrote:
Please warn us when you are going to do this, since from the
tone of the
conversation, there is some sense that this will cause the end of
civilization as we know it.
Hacking the swf to increase the timeout is not the solution, it's a band-aid
on a gunshot wound.
Hi Yves,
I'm currently making an application in flash that needs to print
any mc that
you throw at it in a decent and structured way.
This is of course possible with the printJob class but I'm
encountering some
positioning problems at the moment.
Scenario:
I have a very big mc (in
Here is a refined version of my function:
function printImage(mc) {
var realW = mc._width;
var realH = mc._height;
pj = new PrintJob();
var pageCount = 0;
if (pj.start()) {
var cXscale, cYscale;
if
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