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Awesome, that did the trick.<br />
Thanks
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I have a web application that is laid out in a frameset. Some users requested a button that enables them to print the contents of one specific frame, rather than the whole frameset. I tried in javascript parent.frames[4].print(); (4 is the index of my content frame in the frames collection) - however this printed the frame in which the button calling this javascript resides. In simpler terms: Frame 2 has &lt;input type=&quot;button&quot; value=&quot;print&quot; onclick=&quot;parent.frames[4].<wbr />print();&quot; /&gt;. Clicking that button prints frame 2, not frame 4 as i specified.<br />
If I rightclick on frame 4 from the browser and click print, i get my content frame, frame 4. How can I replicate this functionality from javascript?
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I have a web application that is laid out in a frameset. Some users requested a button that enables them to print the contents of one specific frame, rather than the whole frameset. I tried in javascript parent.frames[4].print(); (4 is the index of my content frame in the frames collection) - however this printed the frame in which the button calling this javascript resides. In simpler terms: Frame 2 has <input type="button" value="print" onclick="parent.frames[4].print();" />. Clicking that button prints frame 2, not frame 4 as i specified.
If I rightclick on frame 4 from the browser and click print, i get my content frame, frame 4. How can I replicate this functionality from javascript?

How do I print another frame in a frameset from javascript in IE7, as if I right-clicked on the frame and chose print?

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