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POPrint an iFrame using document.frames in Firefox
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This is driving me crazy. I've been through several questions on here and other websites and cannot get this to work. I have an iFrame within my parent page, containing a PDF document. The iFrame (and PDF) is small, so the Adobe Reader navigation is hidden making it impractical to use the Print function within Adobe Reader. So, I want a button (which has to be in the Parent frame) which can trigger <code>Print</code> on the iFrame window. <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10165821/print-a-pdf-iframe-in-firefox">print a PDF Iframe in firefox</a> <a href="https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7130299/how-to-print-pdf-in-iframe-using-javascript-in-ie6">How to print pdf in iframe using javascript in ie6?</a> and a few other have similar suggestions. Using Firefox <pre><code>document.getElementById('loyaltyBadge').focus(); document.getElementById('loyaltyBadge').contentWindow.print(); </code></pre> Does nothing <pre><code>document.frames['loyaltyBadge'].focus(); document.frames['loyaltyBadge'].contentWindow.print(); </code></pre> Does nothing <pre><code>document.frames.loyaltyBadge.focus(); document.frames.loyaltyBadge.contentWindow.print(); </code></pre> Returns <code>document.frames is undefined</code>... as does: <pre><code>document.loyaltyBadge.print(); </code></pre> Although this works in <code>Chrome</code> I don't want to auto-print on load, but I need a print button. All the lines above are being wrapped in: <pre><code>$('#printFrame').click(function () { }); </code></pre> The button having an id of <code>printFrame</code> and the frame itself has an ID (and name) of <code>loyaltyBadge</code>
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