jQuery.printFrame

Plugin for printing content from a web page without leaving the page. Uses an iframe to load the content that should be printed and prints the frame.

• Basic usage: Asume that you are on page a.html and you have a button that should print page b.html without leaving a.html. By default the href attribute of the element will be used to load the content.

  <a id="my-element" href="b.html">Print Page B</a>

  Alternatively you can use a "data-print-url" attribute to specify the content url.

  <button id="my-element" data-print-url="b.html">Print Page B</button>

  Enable the plugin like this:

   <script>
   	jQuery('#my-element').printFrame();
   </script>
  

• Options:

  • urlAttributes: Key value object that will be passed along to the target page.

  Example usage: This would add querystring "a=1&hideUI=true" to the url loaded in the frame.

    <script>
    	jQuery('#print-button').printFrame({
    		urlAttributes: { a: 1, hideUI: true }
    	});
    </script>
  

  • frameId: The id of the frame element