how to print a web page using window.print() ?

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hi friends , I have a web page which contain one html file included as shown . .

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<td>
                <div class="abcd">
                </div>
                <!--#include file="../includes/abc.htm" -->
            </td>

and one image of print having a javascript function as : javascript:Window.print().
It show me aal part in print preview except that included html ..
Please help me ... What to do..??

Posted 25-May-14 22:42pm

Peter (Member 10448473)

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ZurdoDev 26-May-14 21:36pm

The included file is commented out. Do browsers actually import the file doing it that way? That does not look like a good way to do it. My guess is only certain browsers will work this way.

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Solution 1

Hi,

Can you please try the below code.

<asp:button onclick="myFunction()" xmlns:asp="#unknown">Print this page

function myFunction() {
window.print();
}

Hope it helps.

Regards,
Praneet

Posted 26-May-14 17:52pm

Praneet Nadkar

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Peter (Member 10448473) · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-27T21:29:00

Solution 2

for this i include css and use make it visible and it work...

Posted 27-May-14 21:29pm

Peter (Member 10448473)