My css stylesheet distinguishes between media print and screen. I'd like my javascript to do the same as I have a collapsable address book. To wit: For the screen my javascript is:
<!--
window.onload=addressbook;
function addressbook(id) {
var d = document.getElementById(id);
for (var i = 1; i<=15 ; i++) {
if (document.getElementById('saddressbook'+i)) {
document.getElementById('saddressbook'+i).style.display='none'
} }
if (d) {d.style.display='block'}
}
// -->
For the print, I would want all displays. That is:
<!--
function printaddressbook() {
var d = document.getElementById(id);
for (var i = 1; i<=15 ; i++) {
if (document.getElementById('saddressbook'+i)) {
document.getElementById('saddressbook'+i).style.display='block'
} } }
// -->
Is there a way that I can have the javascript detect a CTRL-P or a click on the browser's File->Print to fire this printaddressbook function, or do I have to create a "print-view" button?
I am working in web application project. In this on a div i have double click event to open a popup box, in android browser if i did double click then it fires zoom in event. Please any one help me javascript code for detecting long press/ double click vent in android browsers.
I already google this but wasn't able find any thing!.I just wonder if you can tell me where I can find a Jquery plugin which let the users to print a specific part of apage(let say a div for marks result!) as a pdf file?
I have a webpage with a link that causes a file to download. I'd like the file to print instead of downloading. I do not want to open the file because it is an XML format specific to a barcode printer and seeing it is not useful to the user (as well as usually causing the browser to complain). I am, however, fine with using the regular printer selection dialogue that Javascript accesses with the print command.
I already google this butwasn'table find any thing!.I just wonder if you can tell me where I can find a Jquery plugin which let the users to print aspecificpart of apage(let say a div for marks result!) as a pdf file?
I was wondering if it is possible to print a file with out viewing it first by using a hyperlink on a webpage. Bacically i want users to print off a form (doc file) by clicking a link. code...
I have web application and i need functionality like client have certain pdf file on his/her local system. I want to use html/javascrpit to print these pdf files without opening.
I am code a printing report web application, the report is simplest display on HTML form and using window.print() to print it out.
The report can be vary to 2 or more page depend the no. of record retrieved. I have a idea to print multiple page with user single click. Any method to make it real?
I want to be able to see the javascript code in a javascript file on the web server. Eg where you get <script src="../../../../resources/ javascript/ClientCore.js" defer=1></script>
How can I print the contents of those files to eg a DIV section?
I'm having a long page where there will be content to be printed.
I'm using the css using media=print to hide all the unwanted contents and using the window.print method to invoke printing.
But when i click the print button it prints only partial content upto a single page and all the remaining contents are discarded.
I wonder what may be the problem!!!
And there's another problem , i've bills to be printed in order but dont want them to be breaking in between pages .(ie a bill should be printed fully if there is enough space at the bottom or should be printed on the next page)
Hey all. I am currently putting together a test page of mine where a popup window comes up showing a coupon that I will have a link enabling them to print it simply and easily.
For my current code I have a simple <a href="javascript:window.print()"> that works great on both Internet Explorer 5 and Netscape 4/6 on the PC but for some reason, Internet Explorer 5 for Macintosh doesn't do a thing.
Is it possible to do an ie print from javascript that does not bring up the print dialog? I'm in a situation where i need to load a sequence of files into a browser and print all of them without any user interaction.
So I have a print page that's written in a combination of php & html. The body tag is outside the php with an onload="window.print();window.close;"
The idea behind this print page is when the print button is pressed on the parent window, it generates this child window that is specifically made larger for printing reports that people can read easily. I use css for text styles and the table "width" is longer.
All the html code inbetween the body tags is created by php using the php "Print" function. </head>
My problem is it does not print the table dimension or the font size above a certain size. When I print in landscape, which is what this page is designed for, it prints the same size as "scaled to fit" portrait. On the screen the size is correct and if I use the browser print button, it prints to the correct size.
The css works, it will make changes and will even make the text smaller just won't print over a certain size (9pt?).
I have a requirement to print particular area of a web page. Web page has many div's and one iframe in it. I need to print a div and iframe content with one single print command. I am able to do so but then two print dialog boxes come up when the print command is given. I have written a javascript function to achieve this.
I did find a solution to this but then I do not understand why onload fails to work in this scenario. I am summarizing steps I had followed.
1) Read the contents of div using innerHTML and store it to a variable.
2) Read the contents of iframe and store it to a variable. "Details" is id of the iframe.
var iframeObj = document.getElementById("Details"); var iframeDoc; frameDoc = iframeObj.contentWindow.document;
3) Open a window and write all these content after writing these few lines flashDivWindow.document.write('<html><head><title>Print page</title></head><body onload="javascript:window.print()">');
When I view the source all HTML code can be seen as expected, however this doesn't trigger onload event. I need to refresh the page for print to happen, some thing which isn't practical. Using Javascript reload doesn't help as print is invoked even before the page content is reloaded.
I want have two iframes in a single php page and I print them using two print methods. May I know how to print the both iframes using a single print method?
I am wanting to simplify a page that I'm writing... the guts behind the page is PHP and wondering if it's possible to upload a photo in one click. How would I approach having the browsed file detected once it's populated into the form field and have it auto uploaded? Can this be done?
I've run into a problem where the click() event doesn't seem to work on file fields in Firefox 3, but it does under IE7, Safari and Chrome.
I've search all over but most solutions rely on using css to overlay a file field with opacity 0 and so on. Not exactly what i'm looking for and will use it as a last resort.
Any ideas on being able to use the click() method for file fields under FF3?
Im creating a system where people can upload large files. I want to make sure they dont click the button twice and resend the form. So, on the button, I have it running a function disablebutton on click. The function looks like this:
function disablebutton() { document.upload.doupload.disabled = true; }
This is disabling the button like I want it to, but its also halting the PHP form handling. Is there another way I can make the button unclickable but allow the form to be processed?
I'm trying to dynamically load javascript from a file with a click handler.
The code is for a class function.
I'm instantiating an instance of the class from the click handler.
It doesn't work the first time I call the "constructor" function, but it does work the second time.
If I put in a call to the "alert" method, it works the first time.
From this, it would be logical to conclude that the code being loaded isn't being given time enough to load and be implanted within the DOM structure for the page.
How can I get the click handler to wait for the code to get established?
What follows is the code for the method that inserts the tag to load the javascript:
Code: function load_js_code_from_file (js_code_file) { var form_ref = document.getElementById ("theForm1"); var new_js_node = document.createElement ("script");
