How do I print the screen centralised and for any orientatio

As I know, I cannot control the printer and its configuration options, but I need to print the screen and the result needs to be centralised and fit for any orientation. Is it possible? I am using the "execute javascript" action and I am getting a snapshot for that.

Thanks in advance.

I know this is not a common situation (print something in the game) but I really need some advices here. I believe that someone knows if is possible to format the layout to get a good print or not.

Thanks in advance.

Use a text box object and the anchor behaviour. Should give what you want

Or do you mean like a screenshot ? If thats the case no clue sorry

The JavaScript command "print()" will print the page. I guess you can also print an invisible page too using an iframe:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... e/Printing

So from what I can tell you can snapshot the canvas and create a new page with JavaScript that has the snapshot red image and print it. To center the image on the page you'd use css as I understand it.

At least that's the right direction to start tinkering.

The JavaScript command "print()" will print the page. I guess you can also print an invisible page too using an iframe:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/doc ... e/Printing

So from what I can tell you can snapshot the canvas and create a new page with JavaScript that has the snapshot red image and print it. To center the image on the page you'd use css as I understand it.

At least that's the right direction to start tinkering.

Thanks for the suggestions R0J0hound

I tried to follow the Magistross suggestion in this post: how-do-i-send-content-to-the-user-s-printer-from-the-layout_t110978?start=20

"var iframe = document.getElementById(""iframe"");
if(!iframe) iframe = document.createElement(""iframe"");
iframe.frameBorder=0;
iframe.width=""0px"";
iframe.height=""0px"";
iframe.id=""iframe"";
iframe.setAttribute(""src"", ""about:blank"");
document.body.appendChild(iframe);
var image = new Image(); image.src = """ & CanvasSnapshot & """; $(""#iframe"")[0].contentWindow.document.open(); $(""#iframe"")[0].contentWindow.document.appendChild(image); $(""#iframe"")[0].contentWindow.document.close();
window.frames[""iframe""].focus();
window.frames[""iframe""].print();"[/code:23vls9ju]

But nothing happened. Maybe because this is an old post.

I cannot understand why the image appears with a large left margin when I try to print it and why it does not fit on the page if I am using an image with 800x600 resolution.

This was more painful to figure out than it should have been. You can change the css of the canvas to cover the page.

"var style = document.getElementById('c2canvas').style;
style.position='fixed';
style.left=0;
style.top=0;
style.height='1in';
style.width='1in';
print();"[/code:33kajbrm]

So you'd just change the canvas size and scroll before running that javascript code.  You'll want to restore the css values to what they were before after that.