Thanks Jerod, I'll take a look at it. In the mean time, I was able to get around IE by doing the following. I use the hidden iframe to print in non-IE browsers. For IE, I have a hidden anchor element with a target="_blank" attribute. When the user clicks the button to print, I set the unique hr
Hey Jim,
Not sure about your specific problem, but if you check out this little
bit of code I whipped up a while back:
http://www.clarityccs.com/modernapp/editor/trial_textarea.htm
and be sure to view the source, you'll find some interesting
workarounds. IE has all kinds of issues (that is, IE
Here's a good article for learning how google does some of their iframe fun :)http://alex.dojotoolkit.org/?p=545On 5/9/06,
Jaimz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
from what i understand google maps loves thier iframes!if i get the time to tinker with it i'll let you know.-JaimzJim Geurts wrote:> I'm real
from what i understand google maps loves thier iframes!
if i get the time to tinker with it i'll let you know.
-Jaimz
Jim Geurts wrote:
I'm really not all that concerned with supporting IE on the mac. I'm
fine with telling mac users to ditch IE. Google maps seems to do
exactly what I want,
I'm really not all that concerned with supporting IE on the mac. I'm fine with telling mac users to ditch IE. Google maps seems to do exactly what I want, but I haven't dissected it to see how they accomplished it... perhaps it's time for that :(
On 5/9/06, Jaimz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
well,
well, if you want to be safe to think that your page is compatible with
all used browsers then you shouldn't force print. IE on mac doesn't
support window.print();
you could just show the page and let them print it.
otherwise i'd say the iframe is your best bet ;)
-Jaimz
Jim Geurts wrote:
So
Sorry about that. I want to print a separate page when the user clicks a button/span, without navigating the user to that page.On 5/9/06, Jaimz <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:i'm kinda lost about what your trying to accomplish, if your trying to
print a page's content in a printer friendly form you ca
i'm kinda lost about what your trying to accomplish, if your trying to
print a page's content in a printer friendly form you can use CSS for that.
-Jaimz
Jim Geurts wrote:
Does anyone know of a cross browser solution to print a page/url after
a user clicks a button?
Currently, I'm using a "h
Does anyone know of a cross browser solution to print a page/url after a user clicks a button?Currently, I'm using a "hidden" iframe to do my bidding. But from my experience, IE requires that the iframe's src attribute be set initially to the url, in order for the page to open properly. I wasn't
