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Hi,
I'm trying to print a specific page not the one that the code is written on. window.print() - Prints the current page, but how do i print a htm file at a specific loaction??? Hope this makes sense! Last edited by Simbo; 11-25-2002 at 10:01 AM. |
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The only way that you can accomplish this is to open the document in a new window and then print that window. Just keep in mind that many of us do not use JavaScript and that many who do use JavaScript have disabled child windows.
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Hi,
I am trying to use the print function above by opening a new window and then executing the window.print(). But, I am still having the parent window print, not the child window. Is there something else I need to do so that the child window has focus and the print function knows to print that window? I tried putting the window name in the window.print("name"), but that didn't work either. I appreciate your help! Lisa
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