Iframe Won't Print Fully - Internet Exploder Shrinks A Portion Of The Text
May 7, 2009
I have an iframe on a page, i am using a javascript to resize the iframe so that there isnt a scroll bar. However, when I print the page, depending on the browser, different things happen. So far, Google Chrome is the only one that pulls it off... FireFox cuts the page off and doesnt print the last 3 paragraphs and Internet Exploder shrinks a portion of the text onto the right hand side of an A4 page and ignores the last few paragraphs...
function PopUpWindow(w,h,urla,v) { document.getElementById('h1').value=v var popUpX = (screen.width/2)-w/2; var popUpY = (screen.height/2)-h/2; var pos = "left="+popUpX+",top="+popUpY; window.open(urla,'myPopup',"scrollbars=yes,width="+w+",height="+h+","+pos); }
The above function is called by the following button click event onclick = "PopUpWindow(390,500,'gal_rhinoplastyresult.html',photos1)" where photos1 is an image array
which opens the bellow page as follows....everything is fine but no functionality in print i.e. window.print() not working.
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.
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i'm dynamically creating an iframe on my page. the source for that iframe is a php page that prompts the user to download an excel file. sometimes it can take a little while for this file to be built by php.
i need a way to determine when the php page in the iframe is completely done.
I have a site with the main content displayed in an iFrame. The problem is the outside frame is not exactly rectangular so the iFrame corners go over the corners of frame. I solved this by having the pages in the iFrame transparent and this works fine. However, I wish to only have the iFrame displayed when it is fully loaded. I have pretty much worked this out but there is just one problem. I cannot work out how to set the iFrame to not display initially so I can then change it from Javascript. In other words, I have the following function that shows or hides the iFrame. I simply parse "none" or "block":
Code: function showHideFrame(display) { Frame = document.getElementById("frameContent"); Frame.style.display=(display); }
I then have this function that is called from Flash to change the page. Before the page is changed I hide the iFrame: Code: function changeFrame(page) { Frame = document.getElementById("frameContent"); showHideFrame("none") Frame.src = page; }
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The problem with this is that it starts visible. I have tried adding a HTML Code: style="display:none;" To the iFrame but then the javascript cannot set it to block it stays hidden the whole time. I have also tried putting it on the CSS but the effect was the same. So how can I override the CSS? Or set it to be invisible initially?
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I cannot find any examples. This should be relatively straight forward to do with a one row table of 30 to 90 cells filled with colour with each cell given a unique id to remove the colour with each second. Is there a better method?
even the onPaste in the iframes body doesnt fire in IE!!!
I have had a good look around but no one seems to have an answer on this.
note I have successfully attached the onblur and onfocus events to this iframe in IE and firefox
It would be really handy as people are copying html into the iframes. I have a html cleaner firing when they submit but I want the text to be cleaned when/if they paste in.
I m having a text data of around 6 page length in a text editor...I want to print dat data using window.print. For that i displayed dat data in a html page and used window.print(). Bt my client wants dat some line spaces shud be inserted first in the starting of the page and on the second page also...After that the printing shud be normal... How can i set the page in such a format...?
What I'm trying to do is a script that print a text, based on what the time is. I need different text (It's going to be 4 numbers, i.e 8328). I.E:
01.00 -> 01.59 = text1 02.00 -> 02.59 = text2
etc etc.. It must be all 24 hours of the day. I've been googling since 3 hours back now, and I don't think I can find anything relative to this, as it looks right now.
I'm trying to use the following javascript to print a <div> on a web page:
function CallPrint(strid) { var prtContent = document.getElementById(strid); var WinPrint =
[Code]....
Using the above javascript I have no background images although they're included in the <div> and the text is formatted LtR instead of RtL. Any ideas how I can get the <div> to print correctly using javascript.
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My javascript (I just use Javascript for this single purpose) does not work/it does not do anything:
function resizeText(){ if (browserName=="Microsoft Internet Explorer") {document.body.style.fontSize = parseFloat (document.body.style.fontSize) -1 ;}}
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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.