Brett wrote:
> Sent this two days ago and never saw it make list. Still working on the
> problem, so thought I'd repost. Sorry if everyone else got it already.
Here is a copy of the reply I sent a few days ago. It's a long shot.
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> Hi gang,
>
> Sorry for the long absence . . . been a busy boy.
Hi Brett, glad to hear from you,
> Back with a toughie.
>
> We have a secure commerce application written in Server side javascript
> (LiveWire). It collects a bunch of info, sticks it in Oracle.
>
> When you get to the end of the process and you're billed, it gives you
> the option to print a receipt. This has always worked fine.
>
> Suddenly it's goofy. You click the receipt button, and your receipt page
> comes up with all of the right data in all of the right places on the
> screen. However, when you print, all of the fields are either blank, or
> filled with their default values. If you look at the source, that's
> exactly what is there--default values . . .
What browser is being used? I'm assuming NSx?
Have you tried control-P to print, or have you only tried using the
File/Print menu? I had one site that did some funky things because when
someone clicked File/Print their mouse position was triggering a javascript
on an image underneath (as in hidden by) the menu. If you repositioned
something on your page since your last successful printing sessions, you
could be inadvertantly setting off some javascript when trying to print.
Jack
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