How to send specific forms to printer on save?

You might be able to set your page to trusted and set trusted to low security with appropriate javascript settings so you don't get certificate errors. This of course is assuming that this is run internally.

Hello all.
Thank you for your responses so far. I'll dig into it in a few days.
Best regards
Ulrich

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Hi Scott.

Please accept my apology for my lack of response. I still didn't get to test your suggestion, but as soon as I do, I will let you know how it worked out. :-)

Best regards

Ulrich

Thank you.

Hello everyone.

A long lasting issue has been solved, and I like to share the solution in here to help others. The soloution could be done in pure JavaScript and simply added to my pages before the </body> tag:

<script type="text/javascript" src="../r_lab/demo/js/qz-websocket.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
deployQZ();
function getCertificate(callback) {
    callback("-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----\n" +
        ".... Looooooooooooots of certificate codes....+
        "-----END CERTIFICATE-----\n");
}
function signRequest(toSign, callback) {
    callback();
}
    function qzDonePrinting() {
        if (qz.getException()) {
            alert('Error printing:\n\n\t' + qz.getException().getLocalizedMessage());
            qz.clearException();
            return;
        }
   }	
function findPrinters() {
      qz.findPrinter('\\{bogus_printer\\}');
}
function qzDoneFinding() {
      var printers = qz.getPrinters().replace(/,/g, '\n');
}
function findPrinter(name) {
    var p = document.getElementById('printer');
    if (name) {
        p.value = name;
    }
        qz.findPrinter(p.value);
        window['qzDoneFinding'] = function() {
            var p = document.getElementById('printer');
            var printer = qz.getPrinter();
            window['qzDoneFinding'] = null;
        };
}
function printZPL() {
	qz.findPrinter('Zebra');
	qz.setEncoding(850);
    var get_proevemateriale = document.getElementById('proevemateriale').value;
	var get_projectname = document.getElementById('projectname').value;
	var get_boxname = document.getElementById('boxname').value;
	var get_proeve_date = document.getElementById('proeve_date').value;
	var get_diagnose = document.getElementById('diagnose').value;
    qz.append('^XA');
	qz.append('^FS^FO20,30^ADN36,25^FD');
	qz.append(get_proevemateriale);
	qz.append('^FS^FO20,55^ADN36,25^FD');
	qz.append(get_projectname+' - '+get_proeve_date);
	qz.append('^FS^FO20,80^ADN36,25^FD');
	qz.append(get_boxname);
	qz.append('^FS^FO20,105^ADN36,25^FD');
	qz.append(get_proeve_date);
	qz.append('^FS^FO20,130^ADN36,25^FD');
	qz.append(get_diagnose);
    qz.append('^FS');
    qz.append('^XZ');
    qz.print();
    }
</script>

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function printZPL()  at the end of the codes are the one to edit in order to make the printed labels look as planned. Data is being pulled from forms on the webpage. QZ provided lots of support to make it Work. It all appears so easy when it finally Works. :-)

Best regards

Ulrich

>It all appears so easy when it finally Works.

That is correct. Tres is very helpful with his product.

It looks like what you are doing is sending data probably via asp/vb to different html elements like

<div id="proevemateriale">some text here</div>

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Your line 40 above grabs the text "some text here" then line 47 outputs that text.  Line 46 and 48 are the RAW codes that adjust things like fonts and spacing.

What I have done instead of sending data to an element is just place it directly to a js variable or directly to the print command.\

Instead of your line 47 above

qz.append(get_proevemateriale);

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I have simply used

<%
' ASP CODE
proevemateriale = "some text"
%>

<!-- code inside <script> tag for js -->
qz.append(<%=proevemateriale%>);

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Then  no need to create html elements (unless of course you are also sending this to screen)