Javascript-tool:jquery.jsprint.js

A number of projects need to achieve page printing, especially some background management system, the following introduction of a lightweight print plugin:

1, implement the page printing to introduce jquery and Jqprint. Click to download Jqprint plugin

<language= "javascript"  src= "Jquery-1.4.4.min.js"> </script><language= "JavaScript"  src= "Jquery.jqprint-0.3.js"></script>

2. HTML code:

<DivID= "Print-area">        <Table>            <TR>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>            </TR>            <TR>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>            </TR>            <TR>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>            </TR>            <TR>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>            </TR>            <TR>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>                <TD>Test</TD>            </TR>        </Table>    </Div>    <inputtype= "button"onclick= "Print ()"value= "Print">

3. JavaScript code:

<script language= "JavaScript" >    function  print () {        $ ("#print-area"). Jqprint ({            false,                        true,                     true,                 false          });     </script>

4. Properties

1. Debug:false,//True to display the IFrame view effect (the IFRAME default height and width are very small, can be increased in the source code), the default is False
2. Importcss:true,//true represents the introduction of the original page of the CSS, the default is true. (If True, you will find $ ("link[media=Print]"), if you do not find the CSS file in $ ("link" )
3. Printcontainer:true,//indicates that if the original selected object must be included in the print (note: setting to false may break your CSS rules).
4. Operasupport:false//indicates that if the plugin must also support the Opera browser, in this case it provides a temporary print tab. The default is True

5. Special print style

If you need a unique CSS style when printing, you can also write it directly within the style property by

<href= "Printstyle.css"  reltype= "Text/css"  Media= "print">

To reference the styles in an external CSS file. The benefit is that the style will only be applied when printing.

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