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And Also I have issue this PDF run correct in chrome but in firefox dose not work like css and bootstrap not apply
I want PDF Like This
4 Div Print with Diffrent Content and when start new div page break content print another div.In firefox now work page break css how can i resolve issue?
We are use reactjs how can i solve this issue with correct PDF and shift content
PDF Correct Show in chrome but extra content in one page it will be cut that we don't want to this
PDF Correct Show in chrome but firefox page break not work
window.print() we are use
is there any another options
this PDF support of all browser
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I can see a pdf.js document in a digital viewer. Is it possible to print it without seeing a print button or the hotkey?
If I print with the browser function of printing, its just that one page, that I see.
I need it without the whole border stuff, just like the pdf and every page, not just what I see.
If I could have access to the original pdf somehow, this would be fine too.
Extension in FFox enabled right click again and then I could print the iframe to pdf
I'm using window.print() method in JavaScript but I have the problems listed below:
Zooming in or out ruins page formation
Resizing the page does the same
I can't define end of each page
Do you know how to solve these problems?
I've tried disabling window resize but it didn't work.
Is it possible to use window.print() but the print dialogue wouldn't be shown and the pdf would be started to be downloaded?
I think you need a print stylesheet
I am trying to print a PDF in an iFrame. I have a print button for the user to click. I am finding it hard to write JavaScript to print the PDF that will work across IE, Chrome, Firefox. It's been really hard to print PDF, in an Iframe, in particular on IE.
While working on this, I noticed a toolbar for saving and printing the PDF when hovered over the PDF. I think these features are offered by Adobe.
I would like to know if there is a way to access these Adobe PDF controls through JavaScript.
How can I fire them using the print button?
I just want to know if there's easy way to create a print dialog for WordPress that outputs on the print dialogue box the actual view of a webpage. P perhaps a full page screenshot might work as long as it has the full page's height.
I tried WP-Screenshot plugin on this page. The plugin outputs a screenshot that can be printed out by adding a print dialogue plugin. However, the the height of the image produced by WP-Screenshot can't be dynamic so I guess I need to find another solution.
I can't find a plugin that has the functionality to print the current webpage with all the styles preserved in the print dialogue. So I'm thinking that screenshot might work.
Any idea or suggestions?
For printing the page and getting print dialog you can simply use window.print()
For better understanding please visit window.print()
I would like to be able to print a PDF document automatically when a user clicks on a print button. Currently what the way I am doing it is I render the PDF and save to the server disk and have it appear in an iframe then I tried to print the content of the iframe using javascript:print(). however what is printed is an empty html page.
I am doing this because using the norm HTML print is wrecking the layout of the webpage i am trying to print. so i'm rendering the page to a pdf format to print the webpage. i don't want the users to be able to save the pdf hence i am trying to slient print the pdf page. hence i am loading it in an iframe by changing the src in the code behind and re-rendering the page and then triggering the js script.
function printPDF(){
document.iframe_printArea.focus();
document.iframe_printArea.print();
}
I am wondering if it is possible to print a pdf document loaded in an iframe using print() or whether this is even possible. I have extensively googled on this and have yet to come up with any solutions that works for a web application. Most of the resources are devoted to C# windows app. The platform I am using is .NET C#.
First of all I'm very sorry for whom that have to deal with IE6.
There is an non-standard DOM event developed by Microsoft that fire before print. It's onbeforeprint event (docs). What you can do is hiding everything but the iframe and shrink the iframe to the window size before print. and after print reverse the document to normal statues with onafterprint event.
function window.onbeforeprint()
{
// hide other elements and shrink the iframe
}
function window.onafterprint()
{
// unde what heppened onbeforeprint
}