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How to print a frame by issuing command in another frame? Merci Beaucoup...

jabber(jabber)

I have a JavaScript question. Thanks for telling me how-to.

Let me examplify my question. I have a .HTML page, which contains two frames.
Frame 1 contains some meaningful contents.
Frame 2 contains a hyperlink under "Print",
with onClick attribute related to a JavaScript function. My purpose is to print the contents of Frame 1. I don't have luck here---Each time I click my link, I print out Frame2.

Enclosed is the skeleton code for Frame 2.

<html>
<title>FRAME 2</title>
<SCRIPT LANGAUGE="JavaSCRIPT">
function printFrame1(){
parent.Frame1.print();
}
</SCRIPT>
</head>
<body>

<A href='#' onclick="printFrame1()" > Print</a>
</body>
</html>

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Last Updated: 2000-12-8
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工作学习 / IT杂谈 / How to print a frame by issuing command in another frame? Merci Beaucoup... -jabber(jabber); 2000-12-8 {692} (#17629@0)
I have a JavaScript question. Thanks for telling me how-to.

Let me examplify my question. I have a .HTML page, which contains two frames.
Frame 1 contains some meaningful contents.
Frame 2 contains a hyperlink under "Print",
with onClick attribute related to a JavaScript function. My purpose is to print the contents of Frame 1. I don't have luck here---Each time I click my link, I print out Frame2.

Enclosed is the skeleton code for Frame 2.

<html>
<title>FRAME 2</title>
<SCRIPT LANGAUGE="JavaSCRIPT">
function printFrame1(){
parent.Frame1.print();
}
</SCRIPT>
</head>
<body>

<A href='#' onclick="printFrame1()" > Print</a>
</body>
</html>

If the frames are sibling frames in the current frameset and there is no typewrite error, I have no idea. -old(HH); 2000-12-9 (#17662@0)

Yes, those two frames are siblings... but the code does not work. -jabber(jabber); 2000-12-9 (#17684@0)

It's for you, jabbor... -neoneo(neo); 2000-12-10 {328} (#17803@0)
Your javascript codes do work perfectly in Navigator. I think there's a bug in IE's "print()" function. However, I found a way to round over it.
......
function printFrame1(){
parent.Frame1.window.focus(); //put this line before print(), it works well in both NS and IE.
parent.Frame1.print();
}
......
good luck.

Thank you, Neo. One of my friends, who has 2 years of JavaScript experiences, told this is related a flaw in IE. Thanks again! -jabber(jabber); 2000-12-11 (#17880@0)

You are always welcome, Jabber. :-) Yes, I recognized it's a flaw of IE in few minutes after I built several HTML pages. But my goal was to round over the flaw. Fortunately, I made it for you. :-) -neoneo(neo); 2000-12-11 (#17900@0)

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How to print a frame by issuing command in another frame? Merci Beaucoup...

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