print

Hello,
I am trying to print a quiz in order to complement the module with a classroom quiz. do you know any way to get it?. Thanks and regards from Perú.

Hi,

I have overridden my node template for a specific type with panels. But the print uses the default node.tpl.php file. How can I use my panels layout and use it in print, pdf?

Thanks,
Prerna

I'm having trouble printing a panel variant composed of several rows, some with multiple regions. It displays properly on the website but when viewing the PDF version, some region data does not show. I would like to print all the components in the variant, including the multiple rows/regions in a single PDF file, not individual regions.

I am using the PDF option of print module, dompdf module, and dompdf lib. When I test on a simple view displaying a single node I see the PDF-version link and it displays the node content properly.

Hello everyone,

I am currently developing a website for a local newspaper, and we are looking for some simple way for users to subscribe to our PRINT version of the newspaper. I want to include the following fields for the users to fill out:

1. their name
2. address
3. some feasible way to pay (credit card number, most probably)

Is there any SIMPLE way to do this, preferably with some module?

Thanks

I mentioned when this group started that we had written a simple module called Tearsheet. Its purpose is to let editors search for content and export plain-text formatted for pasting into a front-end system.

The original module is 4.6 and relies on a custom module that is unreleasable. But I was talking to Tim from Maine this week and he's trying to do export using Views and having trouble.

As the introductions continue I'd like to start a substantive discussion: What roles can/should Drupal play as a content management system for print output?

Here's some context: I've been involved for the last couple of months in a background conversation in which one of the memes is the need for a single, unified system that can output to Web, print, audio, video and as-yet-to-be-defined channels.

I'm going to quote (without attribution) from a private email:

"It would be wonderful if a one-person weekly newspaper journalist could cover the news and write it up (with photos, video, audio clips) in a clever content management interface that would, in some wonderfully automated way, result in not only the production of a Web site, but also the creation of packaged files from which a low power FM broadcast can run, a community access cable TV program can air and, of course, a newspaper can be printed."