Print pdf from .fo file without preview

Printing is an integral part of every complete Windows-based application. Providing robust printing capabilities in these applications has often proved to be a tedious chore. Now, printing from Windows Forms with the .NET Framework means you must adopt a document-centric approach, resulting in cleaner and more manageable code. While the System.Windows.Forms namespace provides seamless integration with all the standard print dialogs (such as Print Preview, Page Setup, and Print), the System.Drawing.Printing namespace offers numerous classes for extensibility and customization. These classes, and how they provide access to printing capabilities, are covered here. Other useful techniques, such as printing in the background to allow the user to continue other tasks, is also explained.

Alex Calvo

MSDN Magazine February 2003

We are running SharePoint 2010 and when I do a print preview of a Calendar web part the preview shows a blank Calendar with no events, when I print there are no events printed either.  This is from a PC running Windows XP SP3 and IE7.  When I preview and print from the same computer using FireFox 3.6.10 the events are visible and print.

Since not all of our users have FireFox I need to find a way to get calendar printing to work from IE7.

Combing the web for a simple file uploader for ASP.NET with a server side save and preview capability didn't reveal anything simple, and I noticed a lot of people were struggling to get something too.

I figured this example out today. It uses existing techniques and is simple. Downside is that you have to use session for the temporary store, and the Ajax AsyncFileUpload usess session too.

Written in VS 2010 - I hope you find it useful. This is the basic working code - that should easily be exandable even for more demanding requirements such as  Repeater controls etc.

<%@ Page Title="Home Page" Language="C#" MasterPageFile="~/Site.master" AutoEventWireup="true"
    CodeBehind="Default.aspx.cs" Inherits="FileUploader._Default" %>

<%@ Register Assembly="AjaxControlToolkit" Namespace="AjaxControlToolkit" TagPrefix="asp" %>
<asp:Content ID="HeaderContent" runat="server" ContentPlaceHolderID="HeadContent">
    <script type="text/javascript">
        function uploadComplete() {
            requestImgUrl("", "");
        }

        function dataFromServer(imgUrl) {
            document.getElementById("Image1").src = imgUrl;
  

hi,

when  a Image is uploaded immediately the image preview should display in image control or html image in asp.net.

I try but in all browsers its not working.

pls tell me how to do this task and the image preview should display in all browsers.

Many Thanks in Advance.

Guys, I have a page where details are been loaded. Then i have a print button. When i press that button it opens another page where crystal reports viewer is available and loads the report and convert it to PDF and displays it.

Now i need to modify it as it should straightly print when i press the print button rather than going and loading a crystal report viewer. 

Any suggestions please? I tried the PrintToPrinter method, but its not working. I dont want the javascript Window.Print. please help me with any other suggestions.

Using SQL Server 2008 R2 Cumlative Update #4 (build 10.50.1746)

A report that is 119 pages long hangs after page 113 in both the print preview and printing.

A different report that is 90 pages long hangs on page 60 in both the print preview and printing.

These reports worked fine before applying the cumulative update #4.