Re: printable-page

The other thing to do is include printable-page.php *after* you initialise 
$PageHeaderFmt and $PageFooterFmt, then the printable-page.php settings will 
take precedence. I have one set of headers and footers for normal browsing and 
a different set, in printable-page.php for ?action=print. 

And you could put your local/ definitions of $PageHeaderFmt and $PageFooterFmt 
inside an:

  if ($action=="browse") { ... }

Hope this helps, JR.
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John Rankin
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On Friday, 20 June 2003 1:51 AM, Patrick R. Michaud <pmichaud@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 07:55:13AM +0100, Giles Williams wrote:
> I'm confused,
> 
> Using printable-page.php, if there are settings for $PageHeaderFmt and 
> $PageFooterFmt in /local they seem to override the standard 
> printable-page settings when a page is referenced with action=print.
> 
> How can I customise the $PageHeaderFmt and $PageFooterFmt so that I can 
> choose what appears with action=print ?

In this case, instead of including the printable-page.php script directly, 
the easiest thing to do is to copy printable-page.php into local/ and
modify it to set the page formatting variables to whatever you
want.  Printable-page.php is fairly short and straightforward in what
it does.

Pm