The problem of you really use a browser into yours server is: 1. It is heavy - If you really open the browser the number of requisitions what it can handle will be short 2. It is insecurity - one loop in javascript can crash your server 3. It is fail - if you open two page simultaneous you will see into the print screen just the last. Think about I really think of http://www.imagemagick.org as your best shot. On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 3:53 PM, LuCiaNo - CeTre <web@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Blaine wrote: > > > > khtml2png is a command line program to create screenshots of webpages. > It > > uses libkhtml (the library that is used in the KDE webbrowser > > Konqueror). In > > khtml2png 2.0.5 to 2.5.0 "convert" from the > > ImageMagick< > https://historysearch8.info/nph-index.cgi/011110A/http/www.imagemagick.org > > < > https://historysearch8.info/nph-index.cgi/011110A/http/www.imagemagick.org > >>graphic > > conversion toolkit is used to create the output files in various > > image file formats. 2.6.0 and future development will use the built-in > > conversion of the Qt library. > > > > Look: http://khtml2png.sourceforge.net/ > > <http://khtml2png.sourceforge.net/> > > > > If you want this into another browser: > > > > A html change his presentantion by browser what can make more complex > your > > test.. > > A html dont have into himself the width and height of the screen and > this > > can be another problem too... > > > > A have seen html to pdf programs but they are really heavy to the > > server... > > if you want to try exist the ps2pdf. > > > > One ideia it is make a bash what > > 1. open a new browser( firefox ) into the url > > 2. get a screen capture of the browser > > 3. kill the browser > > 4. resize the picture > > > > i don't know how to make to capture a screen shot of the firefox but i > > know > > it is possible. Because some firefox plugins use that image to make some > > cool efects. > > > > Take a look: > > https://*addon*s.mozilla.org/en-US/*firefox*/*addon*/4258 > > <https://*addon*s.mozilla.org/en-US/*firefox*/*addon*/4258> > > > http://beans.seartipy.com/2006/07/30/different-ways-of-taking-screenshots-in-gnulinux/ > > < > http://beans.seartipy.com/2006/07/30/different-ways-of-taking-screenshots-in-gnulinux/ > > > > > > Bom Elaine...bom não ótimo. > > Good Elaine. > > I found a way looking these urls that you say. > > First we open this html with one browser. > > So execute this to take a screenshot: > import -window root -resize 120 s.jpg > > And finally kill the browser. > > > -- O Blaine - What the developing /|\ should'nt have been | thiagomata.blog.com / \ [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
