How can i print particular documents with particular printers in different times
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I have a print button in a web application, which on click will generate and print two receipts(Receipt A & Receipt B) at a time. Right now the print is coming to a single printer(Printer X). I want the Receipt A to be print in Printer X & Receipt B to be print in Printer Y without selecting the printer every time.
Is there any way to crack this issue
google-chrome firefox browser printing web-application
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I have a print button in a web application, which on click will generate and print two receipts(Receipt A & Receipt B) at a time. Right now the print is coming to a single printer(Printer X). I want the Receipt A to be print in Printer X & Receipt B to be print in Printer Y without selecting the printer every time.
Is there any way to crack this issue
google-chrome firefox browser printing web-application
asked Oct 22 at 11:03
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Are you the app developer?
– Twisty Impersonator
Oct 22 at 11:19
Yes, i am an odoo ERP developer. I want this feature to be implemented in Odoo
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:06
While the browser may not have this permission, the server definitely does. So long as the printers are accessible from the application server, you should be able to generate whichever print jobs to whatever printer you want. However, if the printer is not accessible to the server, then harrymc is correct.
– music2myear
Oct 24 at 23:10
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I have a print button in a web application, which on click will generate and print two receipts(Receipt A & Receipt B) at a time. Right now the print is coming to a single printer(Printer X). I want the Receipt A to be print in Printer X & Receipt B to be print in Printer Y without selecting the printer every time.
Is there any way to crack this issue
google-chrome firefox browser printing web-application
asked Oct 22 at 11:03
PsP
1
I have a print button in a web application, which on click will generate and print two receipts(Receipt A & Receipt B) at a time. Right now the print is coming to a single printer(Printer X). I want the Receipt A to be print in Printer X & Receipt B to be print in Printer Y without selecting the printer every time.
Is there any way to crack this issue
google-chrome firefox browser printing web-application
google-chrome firefox browser printing web-application
asked Oct 22 at 11:03
PsP
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asked Oct 22 at 11:03
PsP
1
asked Oct 22 at 11:03
PsP
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asked Oct 22 at 11:03
PsP
1
asked Oct 22 at 11:03
PsP
1
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Are you the app developer?
– Twisty Impersonator
Oct 22 at 11:19
Yes, i am an odoo ERP developer. I want this feature to be implemented in Odoo
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:06
While the browser may not have this permission, the server definitely does. So long as the printers are accessible from the application server, you should be able to generate whichever print jobs to whatever printer you want. However, if the printer is not accessible to the server, then harrymc is correct.
– music2myear
Oct 24 at 23:10
add a comment |
Are you the app developer?
– Twisty Impersonator
Oct 22 at 11:19
Yes, i am an odoo ERP developer. I want this feature to be implemented in Odoo
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:06
While the browser may not have this permission, the server definitely does. So long as the printers are accessible from the application server, you should be able to generate whichever print jobs to whatever printer you want. However, if the printer is not accessible to the server, then harrymc is correct.
– music2myear
Oct 24 at 23:10
Are you the app developer?
– Twisty Impersonator
Oct 22 at 11:19
Are you the app developer?
– Twisty Impersonator
Oct 22 at 11:19
Yes, i am an odoo ERP developer. I want this feature to be implemented in Odoo
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:06
Yes, i am an odoo ERP developer. I want this feature to be implemented in Odoo
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:06
While the browser may not have this permission, the server definitely does. So long as the printers are accessible from the application server, you should be able to generate whichever print jobs to whatever printer you want. However, if the printer is not accessible to the server, then harrymc is correct.
– music2myear
Oct 24 at 23:10
While the browser may not have this permission, the server definitely does. So long as the printers are accessible from the application server, you should be able to generate whichever print jobs to whatever printer you want. However, if the printer is not accessible to the server, then harrymc is correct.
– music2myear
Oct 24 at 23:10
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This is not possible - the browser will not allow it as a security feature,
to avoid unwanted prints to vulnerable printers.
The browser leaves the choice of the printer entirely to the operating system
and what it allows to the user.
The Web developer may customize the content to be printed, depending on which
button is clicked, but choosing the printer is only done by the user.
The only way to do that is by developing an extension to the browser that
will initiate the print to a specific printer.
answered Oct 22 at 15:34
harrymc
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Thank you Harrymc for your response.
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:07
Even chrome extension there is restrictions. Printer control is restricted
– PsP
Oct 25 at 4:19
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This is possible by using a commercial solution like Ricoh Print&Share. You just always print to Print&Share and let it do the routing and selection of the printer(s).
Depending on the needs this may be configured in different ways, e.g. two profiles using profile recognition. a single profile splitting the input job with two print channels and using page definitions.
answered Nov 15 at 8:09
juFo
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2 Answers
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2 Answers
2
active
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
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up vote
1
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This is not possible - the browser will not allow it as a security feature,
to avoid unwanted prints to vulnerable printers.
The browser leaves the choice of the printer entirely to the operating system
and what it allows to the user.
The Web developer may customize the content to be printed, depending on which
button is clicked, but choosing the printer is only done by the user.
The only way to do that is by developing an extension to the browser that
will initiate the print to a specific printer.
answered Oct 22 at 15:34
harrymc
248k10257546
Thank you Harrymc for your response.
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:07
Even chrome extension there is restrictions. Printer control is restricted
– PsP
Oct 25 at 4:19
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
This is not possible - the browser will not allow it as a security feature,
to avoid unwanted prints to vulnerable printers.
The browser leaves the choice of the printer entirely to the operating system
and what it allows to the user.
The Web developer may customize the content to be printed, depending on which
button is clicked, but choosing the printer is only done by the user.
The only way to do that is by developing an extension to the browser that
will initiate the print to a specific printer.
answered Oct 22 at 15:34
harrymc
248k10257546
Thank you Harrymc for your response.
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:07
Even chrome extension there is restrictions. Printer control is restricted
– PsP
Oct 25 at 4:19
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
This is not possible - the browser will not allow it as a security feature,
to avoid unwanted prints to vulnerable printers.
The browser leaves the choice of the printer entirely to the operating system
and what it allows to the user.
The Web developer may customize the content to be printed, depending on which
button is clicked, but choosing the printer is only done by the user.
The only way to do that is by developing an extension to the browser that
will initiate the print to a specific printer.
answered Oct 22 at 15:34
harrymc
248k10257546
This is not possible - the browser will not allow it as a security feature,
to avoid unwanted prints to vulnerable printers.
The browser leaves the choice of the printer entirely to the operating system
and what it allows to the user.
The Web developer may customize the content to be printed, depending on which
button is clicked, but choosing the printer is only done by the user.
The only way to do that is by developing an extension to the browser that
will initiate the print to a specific printer.
answered Oct 22 at 15:34
harrymc
248k10257546
answered Oct 22 at 15:34
harrymc
248k10257546
answered Oct 22 at 15:34
harrymc
248k10257546
answered Oct 22 at 15:34
harrymc
248k10257546
248k10257546
Thank you Harrymc for your response.
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:07
Even chrome extension there is restrictions. Printer control is restricted
– PsP
Oct 25 at 4:19
add a comment |
Thank you Harrymc for your response.
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:07
Even chrome extension there is restrictions. Printer control is restricted
– PsP
Oct 25 at 4:19
Thank you Harrymc for your response.
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:07
Thank you Harrymc for your response.
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:07
Even chrome extension there is restrictions. Printer control is restricted
– PsP
Oct 25 at 4:19
Even chrome extension there is restrictions. Printer control is restricted
– PsP
Oct 25 at 4:19
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
This is possible by using a commercial solution like Ricoh Print&Share. You just always print to Print&Share and let it do the routing and selection of the printer(s).
Depending on the needs this may be configured in different ways, e.g. two profiles using profile recognition. a single profile splitting the input job with two print channels and using page definitions.
answered Nov 15 at 8:09
juFo
16431020
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
This is possible by using a commercial solution like Ricoh Print&Share. You just always print to Print&Share and let it do the routing and selection of the printer(s).
Depending on the needs this may be configured in different ways, e.g. two profiles using profile recognition. a single profile splitting the input job with two print channels and using page definitions.
answered Nov 15 at 8:09
juFo
16431020
add a comment |
up vote
0
down vote
up vote
0
down vote
This is possible by using a commercial solution like Ricoh Print&Share. You just always print to Print&Share and let it do the routing and selection of the printer(s).
Depending on the needs this may be configured in different ways, e.g. two profiles using profile recognition. a single profile splitting the input job with two print channels and using page definitions.
answered Nov 15 at 8:09
juFo
16431020
This is possible by using a commercial solution like Ricoh Print&Share. You just always print to Print&Share and let it do the routing and selection of the printer(s).
Depending on the needs this may be configured in different ways, e.g. two profiles using profile recognition. a single profile splitting the input job with two print channels and using page definitions.
answered Nov 15 at 8:09
juFo
16431020
answered Nov 15 at 8:09
juFo
16431020
answered Nov 15 at 8:09
juFo
16431020
answered Nov 15 at 8:09
juFo
16431020
16431020
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Are you the app developer?
– Twisty Impersonator
Oct 22 at 11:19
Yes, i am an odoo ERP developer. I want this feature to be implemented in Odoo
– PsP
Oct 23 at 4:06
While the browser may not have this permission, the server definitely does. So long as the printers are accessible from the application server, you should be able to generate whichever print jobs to whatever printer you want. However, if the printer is not accessible to the server, then harrymc is correct.
– music2myear
Oct 24 at 23:10