Re: Saving aspx to file or other solution

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Hi ziros,

ziros wrote:
Roland, I mangaed to try your way, I did managed to snapshot the Form I did managed to write text on the Image, now I have some problem... what if the form consists with RadioButton , CheckBoxes ? how can I accomplish the writing og this data ?

What you could do is write an X to the RadioButton or CheckBox, or a special character in Wingdings Font that renders as a dot.

what if the Form is longer and to view it all a scroll is needed, can I still snapshot the form to image file ?

You can take several snapshots and paste them together to one image file. Or you can try whether you can have an increased virtual resolution on your monitor (so that the content scrolls when the mouse cursor moves down), maximize the browser and take a snapshot then (but I'm not sure that works... might be worth a try).

as I understand for each form I'll have to be specific with that method...

Yes, that's right, unless you save the coordinates and the controls to collect the user information from in a database (or xml file or somewhere) and have a general routine for the back-end processing. Consider that if you have several forms, or forms that might need updates every now and then, and you're otherwise happy with this approach.

Glad you found it's working though.

Roland
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