User Guide

34 iPrint Administration Guide

iPrint Administration Guide

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August 31, 2001

Novell Confidential

Manual 99a38 July 17, 2001

Internet Explorer Browser Customization

 “HTML Script Example” on page 34

 “HTML Code Example” on page 35

HTML Script Example

The ExecuteRequest() operation simplifies HTML coding when working with

Internet Explorer. It lets you pass/get information from the iPrint without

having to reload a Web page.

A result type called object is implemented and should be used only in

conjunction with ExecuteRequest(). You can use ExecuteRequest and have it

return results via HTML, URL, message box, or cookie. All data can be passed

via the ExecuteRequest() second parameter. The first parameter is the

operation. Both of the parameters are strings.

Syntax:

variable=variable.ExecuteRequest("operation_string",additional_operation

strings);

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</object>

var pStatus;

var params;

params = "printer-url=" + printerNameHere + "&result-

type=object"

pStatus=iPrintAccess.ExecuteRequest("op-printer-get-status",

params);

alert(pStatus);

</script>