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I want to make a specific portion of a php page printable by providing a button. I have a table whose fields are filled by a database query. Plus on this page i have some header and footer. Now i just want a hard copy of that table by clicking a button. How can i do that efficiently?
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I want to make a specific portion of a php page printable by providing a button. I have a table whose fields are filled by a database query. Plus on this page i have some header and footer. Now i just want a hard copy of that table by clicking a button. How can i do that efficiently?

How to print a certain portion of a php page by using a button.

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