Insert jquery on iframe? about printthis

[jasonday]

The iframe should never need jquery, as there is zero interactivity within
the iframe itself. It is used for printing only. If you need additional
elements, or do run a function before printing, then you can use a print
stylesheet in conjunction with my plugin to show/hide elements - or in the
print function, add whatever jquery you need.

On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 9:24 AM, MAAARKIN [email protected] wrote:

Is possible I put jquery code on this iframe? because this plugin make
everything i need, but sometimes i need insert "${selector}.append on my
html but if i make this don't print the append

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[MAAARKIN]

hmm, i'm talking this because i make this code:

$('#printButton').hide();
$(".insidePrint").printThis({
debug: false,
importCSS: false,
printContainer: true,
loadCSS: "path/do/css",
pageTitle: "Teste",
removeInline: true
});
$('#printButton').show();

and the div printButton is printed

[jasonday]

You just need to wrap it all - pseudocode below

$('#myButton').on('click', function() {
$('#printButton').hide();
$(".insidePrint").printThis({
debug: false,
importCSS: false,
printContainer: true,
loadCSS: '',
pageTitle: "Teste",
removeInline: true
});
$('#printButton').show();
});

On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 9:40 AM, MAAARKIN [email protected] wrote:

hmm, i'm talking this because i make this code:

$('#printButton').hide();
$(".insidePrint").printThis({
debug: false,

importCSS: false,
printContainer: true,

loadCSS: '',
pageTitle: "Teste",

removeInline: true
});
$('#printButton').show();

and the div printButton is printed

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[jasonday]

Either that, or in a css file specify a print media query that hides the
button. Easy peasy.

On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 9:57 AM, Jason Day [email protected] wrote:

You just need to wrap it all - pseudocode below

$('#myButton').on('click', function() {
$('#printButton').hide();
$(".insidePrint").printThis({
debug: false,
importCSS: false,
printContainer: true,
loadCSS: '',
pageTitle: "Teste",
removeInline: true
});
$('#printButton').show();
});

On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 9:40 AM, MAAARKIN [email protected]:

hmm, i'm talking this because i make this code:

$('#printButton').hide();
$(".insidePrint").printThis({
debug: false,

importCSS: false,
printContainer: true,

loadCSS: '',
pageTitle: "Teste",

removeInline: true
});
$('#printButton').show();

and the div printButton is printed

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[MAAARKIN]

hmm, i think that better i make in css this div display none. xD

@media print #thisdiv display none...

but ok, other thing, i'm using countdown plugin in my app, when i call $(".insidePrint").printThis({...}), open dialog to print page, everything ok, but the countdown stop time, only continue when i close de dialog kk, but if i click on right-click and click on print page open dialog and the time of countdown keep going

do you know why this?

[jasonday]

You would need to add an option to stop the countdown when you click print,
but you may run into some challenges with that, as the page is still
active.

On Wed, Aug 21, 2013 at 10:15 AM, MAAARKIN [email protected] wrote:

hmm, i think that better i make in css this div display none. xD

@media https://github.com/media print #thisdiv display none...

but ok, other thing, i'm using countdown plugin in my app, when i call
$(".insidePrint").printThis({...}), open dialog to print page, everything
ok, but the countdown stop time, only continue when i close de dialog kk,
but if i click on right-click and click on print page open dialog and the
time of countdown keep going

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[MAAARKIN]

but i don't want stop time, do contrary, i want the countdown don't stop, but i don't know why the countdown stop when i call the printThis.

when i click print, and dialog is closed the countdown continues

;/

[jasonday]

Ah. Sorry - wasn't sure what you were asking. When the browser initiates the print window, it halts everything. The only way around that would be to set a variable with the start time, and when print is done compare the current time to the start time.

However, this is not a printThis() bug. So I am going to close this, however if you have further questions please feel free to continue to ask them in this thread.

[MAAARKIN]

i say that because when i print using right-click > print the countdown don't stop, but i don't know alot about jquery, but i will see that now and try fix.

[jasonday]

My plugin does not work with right-click, browser menu or control-p printing. You need a print stylesheet for those scenarios. http://alistapart.com/article/goingtoprint/