All the ScriptX news that's fit to print!
The MeadCo ScriptX.Services Client Library emulation of the "factory" object includes a "keydown" event listener that handles the use of ctrl-p to start a print using ScriptX.Services rather than with the browser UI. Along with overriding window.print() and any on-page ...
The ScriptX.Addon API DefautPrinter() is emulated by the ScriptX Client Library but had the problem that ScriptX.Services for Windows PC did not respond to changes in the system default printer.
ScriptX.Services for On Premise Devices v2.11.0 is now available. In conjuction with v1.7.0 of ScriptX.Services Client Library to support emulation of the ScriptX.Addon property API printToFileName this brings compatibilty with work flow scenarios that have been implemented with ScriptX.Addon to ...
ScriptX.Services for Windows PC v2.11.0 is released today along with v1.7.0 of ScriptX.Services Client Library to support emulation of the ScriptX.Addon property API printToFileName.
Users should never install both. There is no reason for a user to require ScriptX.Addon and ScriptX.Services to be installed.
A test release of ScriptX.Services for Windows PC is now available with support for the ScriptX.Addon property API printToFileName.
Fixes unable to use a license that will be downloaded over https: where the SSL certificate uses SAN (subject alternative name) to accomodate multiple domains.
ScriptX.Services for On Premise devices v2.10.8 is now released and offers a significant upgrade including a fresh UI.
ScriptX.Services for Windows PC v2.10.0.16 is now released and includes significant bug fixes as well as a very useful new feature enabling the printing of base64 encoded PDF documents.
ScriptX Server is at the heart of ScriptX.Services - it is automatically installed alongside ScriptX.Services for Windows PC and is a 'manual' upgrade for ScriptX.Services for On Premise Devices installations.
ScriptX.AddOn 8.3.0 is now released with a very useful new feature in being able to print base64 encoded PDF documents.
ScriptX.Addon uses the system dialogs for Print time options and Page setup. These dialogs are not available to client code using ScriptX.Services so they need to be implemented in javascript.
With ScriptX every browser's settings can be scripted for specific documents so that printed output is always identical. The same margins, header and footer strings, orientation, scale, paper size and source, target printer, etc., for all types of printing.
