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Removing headers when printing

 

 

 

Intercepting Page loads

This example shows how to manipulate print headers.

To remove the print headers from documents before printing:

//IIEBrowserCanvas
(IIEBrowserCanvas)browser.print(1, "header", "footer");

Description: The print method can take integer values to turn off print dialogs etc, it also takes two String parameters. The String parameters are the headers you wish to print.

//IMozillaBrowserCanvas
browser.setPrefProperty("print.print_headerleft", "");
browser.setPrefProperty("print.print_headercenter", "");
browser.setPrefProperty("print.print_headerright", ""); 
browser.setPrefProperty("print.print_footerleft", ""); 
browser.setPrefProperty("print.print_footercenter", ""); 
browser.setPrefProperty("print.print_footerright", "");

Description: The setPrefProperty method takes two paramaters. The first String parameter defines the print header affected. The second String paramater is the value for the corresponding header.

Specical characters can be passed including:
&T - Document Title
&U - Document URL
&D - Date
&P - Page Number
&PT - Page Number of total pages

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