This is a discussion on Generated images not printing? within the PHP Language forums, part of the PHP Programming Forums category; I have a problem with IE and generated images (jpgraph). It displays them fine but it's not printing them. ...
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I have a problem with IE and generated images (jpgraph). It displays
them fine but it's not printing them. They appear as little red crosses in print preview. I've fiddled with the cache control headers as I thought that was it. Certainly IE refuses to cache pdf files sent using fpassthru and cannot open them in acrobat. Any suggestions gratefully received. Kevin Thorpe |
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In article <3f6857b8$0$24106$afc38c87@news.easynet.co.uk>, Kevin Thorpe wrote:
> I have a problem with IE and generated images (jpgraph). It displays > them fine but it's not printing them. They appear as little red crosses > in print preview. > > I've fiddled with the cache control headers as I thought that was it. > Certainly IE refuses to cache pdf files sent using fpassthru and cannot > open them in acrobat. Try adding suitable no-cache headers to the http reply headers for the generated gifs. Or use a better browser... |
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Martin Wickman wrote:
> In article <3f6857b8$0$24106$afc38c87@news.easynet.co.uk>, Kevin Thorpe wrote: > >>I have a problem with IE and generated images (jpgraph). It displays >>them fine but it's not printing them. They appear as little red crosses >>in print preview. >> >>I've fiddled with the cache control headers as I thought that was it. >>Certainly IE refuses to cache pdf files sent using fpassthru and cannot >>open them in acrobat. > > > Try adding suitable no-cache headers to the http reply headers for the > generated gifs. > > Or use a better browser... I think php automatically adds no-cache headers. Certainly that's how it appears looking at server traffic. It then causes problems with php delivered non browser documents (Excel, Word etc) as IE simply runs Word or Excel and gives it the name of the document in the cache which magically doesn't exist. For these documents I have to add Cache-control: public to get IE to work. It doesn't appear to work for generated gifs though. I use Opera and it works fine. I guess I'll have to upgrade my users, preferably with a baseball bat ;-) |