how to print another frame via scripting - a print-button that automaticly prints the content-frame
Hi,
I really love your "How to print via scripting"-script but I was wondering if it's possible somehow to automaticly print another frame (with my content). So the user doesn't have to click in it.
And what does the "olecmd = 6" stands for?
Thanks alot
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Steven Steel
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Anonymous posted this at 02:35 — 15th October 1999.
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Could you post the URL for the script you found then maybe I could have a look at it.
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SonicT posted this at 02:40 — 16th October 1999.
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sure, it's http://www.eons.com/printing.htm
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Steven Steel
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Anonymous posted this at 17:43 — 18th October 1999.
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I will look in to it. Hopefully you will see a post within a day or two.
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Anonymous posted this at 18:56 — 19th October 1999.
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I took a look at the EONS script and I don't understand the VB part of it - but it works!
I don't think it will be possible to print another frame in Internet Explorer but shouldn't be a problem in Netscape.
From the non-printing frame insert this code:-
<form>
<input type="button" value="Print Other Frame" onClick="javascript:parent.FRAME NAME.window.print()">
</form>
I have not checked this code so it may not work properly.
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