Re: HTMLViewer: Print a page using javascript

[Franck Perez <perez.franck@gmail.com>]

Great trick. Thanks.
I am not familiar with javascript, so I have 2 questions as a follow-up:
1- is it possible to check that javascript is enabled ? Or to enable it 
at run-time ?
2- more importantly, how would you copy the the content of a page 
displayed in an htmlViewer or the source code of the page using the same 
kind of trick (or any other !) ?
thanks,
Franck.



Carlos M wrote:
> For future reference here are some ways using javascript to print a
> page with HTMLViewer.
>
> Load a Page:
> HTMLViewer1.LoadURL "http://www.example.com";
>
> Print the page using javascript:
> (Any of the following works on Windows with an HTMLViewer. Not tested
> on MAC, but probably one of the javascript instructions might work)
> HTMLViewer1.LoadURL("javascript:void(window.print());")
> HTMLViewer1.LoadURL("javascript:window.print();")
> HTMLViewer1.LoadURL("javascript:self.print();")
> HTMLViewer1.LoadURL("javascript:this.print();")
>
> Note: The browser must have javascript enabled.
>
> Carlos
>
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