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What is printdiv?

Printdiv will copy the content of the specified div into a popup window that will then open a print dialog box to print a "printer friendly version" of the content. After the print job is sent to the printer the popup window will automatically close.

Usage

Example for printdiv:

[[printdiv? &divID=`test` &linkText=`link`]]
<div id="test">test data</div>

You can also specify the width and height of the popup:

[[printdiv? &divID=`test` &linkText=`link` &width=`200` &height=`300`]]
<div id="test">test data</div>

See the snippet properties for more options.

Properties

Name Description Default Required Version
divID The ID of the div content to be copied into the popup window to be printed. Yes >0.0.1
linkText Text that will be displayed as a link to the printer friendly pop up. Yes >0.0.1
tplPrintDiv The template that creates the link to the popup window printdiv >0.0.1
tplJs The template that holds the javascript that creates the pop up starts the printing process. printdiv.js >0.0.1
width Width of the pop up window. 100 >0.0.1
height Height of the pop up window. 100 >0.0.1
cssFile Specify the location of the css file to use. >0.0.1

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