Perhaps this is more an advanced HTML question? Suppose I have a small table between [FMP-record] and [/FMP-record]. I want people to be able to print this report from their browsers. Is there a code (or another way) to protect that table--or even one row--so that if it doesn't fit on one page it will print completely on the next?

Thanks for your time.

Ernie

look into topic:

JavaScript:Print ony table

Printing from browsers is not exact science.

Thanks! I'll check that JavaScript reference . . . and not expect any exact science. But FYI, I was looking at style sheet operators, and there was "page-break-inside : avoid"

Haven't had a chance to test it, but if it can be applied to a Table (as other attributes definitely can be) then I might be home free. Just thought I'd mention it in case someone else would find it helpful.

Ernie

I know that there is a way of using CSS to print element specific parts...however, when using CSS you have to worry about cross-browser issues and also when the "new window" is poped you have to construct more JS in order the attach the same CSS in the window that just poped....

Also, the browser must be set to print background images and colors (colours :-) yes we were though by the Brits) IF you desire to have them.

Also, I would suggest to remove Header and Footer under Page Setup (IE) so you don't hand out printouts containning DB names and token names...and all the things you try to hide!