[Xerte] Re: Toolkits - printing a certificate - how to?

[Pat Lockley]

Add a php page to the model,

hardcode into that some GET variables and an "on load" print event.

Then make the URL and present it as a string.

On Thu, Jun 16, 2011 at 7:35 PM, KnowledgeWare
<knowledgeware at kccsoft.com> wrote:
> I posted a while back on this but have not seen a convenient solution….I’m
> using toolkits 1.5 and would like to allow the student to print themselves a
> certificate if they pass the final quiz.
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> Anyone have suggestions on doing this before I started trying things? I see
> a ‘Flash Paper’ icon in toolkits 1.5…but isn’t Flash Paper history? This is
> totally out of my area..any suggestions appreciated.
>
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>
> Thanks
>
> RonM2
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