I have an html document with three sub frames called "header", "nav_bar", and "content".

I can print the entire "content" frame with onclick="top.sxPrintFrame(top.frames[2]);" but sometimes it might be 100-150 pages and enduser might not need all that.

I would like to be able to print preview the "content" frame so the customer can specify a page range.

onclick="top.MeadCo.ScriptX.PreviewFrame();"  winds up showing all three frames in the preview panel, is there some way I can specify just the "content" frame (pass it as a parameter or hard-code it as "content" because it is the only frame I will ever print)?

Mucho Thanks - Jason

Hi Jason,

Frame preview is a licensed function. If you have a licence, simply pass the name of the frame, or the frame object, as the argument to MeadCo.ScriptX.PreviewFrame(), e.g. MeadCo.ScriptX.PreviewFrame('content').

For those not using the wrappers, this is the equivalent of document.getElementById('factory').printing.Preview('content');

Regards

Pete Cole
MeadCo

This is highly confusing. The function is part of the free set, yet the parameter is licensed. See http://scriptx.meadroid.com/knowledge-bank/technical-reference/printing-factoryprinting/preview.aspx

I just spent a hour trying to find out why it didnt accept the frame parameter.

This is the only feature I want compared to the free set.

1000 a year is a bit much for 1 extra parameter. Is there a way i can get a custom license? or perhaps pay for a one-time tweeked set. I understand i wont get updates this way.

Hi Boris

I'm afraid that the way that our licensing has always worked is free subset vs. *all* licensed functionality (with the exception of the list of cost-options), and no more granular than that.

As in your case, that's never going to suit everyone, and for that - and for the fact that we can't offer custom licensing - I can only apologise.

Jerry