Open a web page in a new tab with pdf view.

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Hi friends,

Now I'm working on an asp.net web page it has a button, from that they calling a print dialog and print the particular page contents. Now, I have a requirement to open the page in a new tab (instead of open a print dialog) and with pdf view. From, that I've to do a printout.

I've go through several links and I couldn't be able to figure out a way to achieve this. Can anyone suggest me an idea regarding how I can do this?

For the button they are using a html button input field. This is where I'm stuck with.

Thanks in advance

Posted 22-Dec-14 19:48pm

Krishnananthan Vijayaretnam

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 23-Dec-14 1:54am

It has nothing to do with ASP.NET. PDF is not a part of W3 standards, so you should never assume that the client system supports PDF. This is perfectly fine, because the user will be prompted to save PDF to read it later. You can completely forget this "requirements". It should be left to the user.
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ridoy 29-Dec-14 10:25am

See: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/611274/Howplustoplusconvertplusaplusasp-net-C-pluspage

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