Hi, I have some code like
var windowObject = window.open('','windowObject','arguments...');
windowObject.document.write("<html><body onload="alert(1);window.print();alert(2);"><div>some html</div></body></html>");
The problem is that everything works except the window.print event (on ie, on firefox, it's working).
Is there a workaround?
Thanks in advance, Gaurav
It's a quotes issue: the double quote after onload= ends the string being written to the document. Change the onload quotes to single quotes. You also need to add a call to the close() method of the document:
var windowObject = window.open('','windowObject','arguments...');
windowObject.document.write("<html><body onload='alert(1);window.print();alert(2);'><div>some html</div></body></html>");
windowObject.document.close();
In this line, it appears that you are trying to use nested double quotes:
windowObject.document.write("<html><body onload="alert(1);window.print();alert(2);"><div>some html</div></body></html>");
You more likely want to do:
windowObject.document.write('<html><body onload="alert(1);window.print();alert(2);"><div>some html</div></body></html>');