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Hi Per

You should be able to. The system renders the page according to the order of the URL parameters.
So if you parse the printerfrindly=true parameter first and then the pdf=true second you should get the correct output.

Kind Regards

Bjarne Rosendal | Service Desk

 No using both does not work this way:


They work one at a time but not at the same time like abowe.
So my question is - is there another way to may it work?

Hi Per,

If you use Designs, you can use these parameters:
default.aspx?ID=62&pdf=true&LayoutTemplate=Designs/Condition/Print.html

Just edit the path so it points to your print template.


Kind regards

Martin Gammelholm | Service Desk

 Thanks.

But my print template is built into the normal page thus just having one template. 
And therefore i need to use it like i wrote above.

Can i do what i would like to do with another syntax or how can i do it?

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Which template tags are needed in the Print.html file? I can't seem to make my page render any output when using this method. I've tried <!--@PageContent--> and <!--@ContentPlaceHolder--> in the Print.html file, but no luck. I'm using designs and layouts, and the following parameters: &pdf=true&LayoutTemplate=Designs/stenex2011/Master/print.html

Thanks in advance