+3
A:
Viewing the page's source code, I see:
<body onload="OnLoad();window.print();" onunload="OnUnload()">
It's the window.print(); you're interested in.
Although a matter of personal choice, I'm not a fan of web pages invoking system dialogs. It's that whole "don't take control of my computer" thing, like sites that maximize the browser, try to pop-up windows, etc. I'll call a link "Printer Friendly Version" rather than "Print this Page", assuming the user can figure out how to do File -> Print.
Bob Kaufman
2009-11-10 05:30:14
+1 I don't really like that kind of intrusive javascript, remind me too much the time when javascript was a language to make pron ad based popup ...
RageZ
2009-11-10 05:33:14
A:
Add this to the bottom of a page, and the print dialog will pop up.
<script type="text/javascript">
window.print();
</script>
Palo Verde
2009-11-10 05:33:13