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SagaService
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Posted - 24 October 2002 :  18:56:51  Show Profile
Hi.

I'm using Snitz Forums 2000 V4.b03 (Norwegian language). When using "printer friendly version" to print a topic I get a pop up window where the topic line is the second line (under the first line which contains the text Print out page and Close window). I guess the topic should be on line 5 after the text "Topic:" (or "Emne:" in my language).

I've tried to change some lines in the file pop_printer_friendly.asp but has not succeeded in changing the the line order. Have tested this "error" in both IE 6.0 and Netscape 6.X. Same result.

What can I do to fix this problem?

Link: www.vti-fotball.no/forum

Regards Per Lund<

Edited by - SagaService on 28 October 2002 05:24:39

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Posted - 28 October 2002 :  09:26:56  Show Profile
It must be like this on v4b03.x:

Print Page | Close Window
 
TOPIC TITLE COMES HERE

Printed from: FORUM NAME
Topic URL: URL
Printed on: 28/10/2002

Topic: 


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Topic author: MEMBER NAME
Subject: TOPIC SUBJECT
Posted on: 03/10/2001 11:01:47
Message:

MESSAGE COMES HERE

Replies: 


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

REPLIES COMES HERE
 


I see what you mean but nothing is wrong there. The words "Topic:" and "Replies:" are headers of the following sections (devided by horizontal rules.

If want to do this change anyway, move line 99 (the following line):

"<p align=""left""><font face=""" & strDefaultFontFace & """ size=""" & strHeaderFontSize & """><b>" & chkString(rs4("T_SUBJECT"),"display") & "</b></p>" & vbNewline & _


before the line (104?)

		"<hr></p></div align=center></center>" & vbNewline & _

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SagaService
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108 Posts

Posted - 28 October 2002 :  10:11:25  Show Profile
OK.

I did it myself before I saw your answer...

Here's my file: http://www.vti-fotball.no/forum/pop_printer_friendly.txt

Thanx anyway...

Per Lund <
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