I have an IE only application. I have multiple tiers, with the first being
completely unsuitable for print (Flash containing virtual pages). So, I also
have an iframe with a format that is more suitable for print. This works
totally fine when I use no classes or static classes:
However, when I try to use class names (I have multiple iframes, and the user
selects which to print) IE seems not to honor the properties set with script:
Has anyone actually tried this with iframes?
I have an IE only application. I have multiple tiers, with the first being completely unsuitable for print (Flash containing virtual pages). So, I also have an iframe with a format that is more suitable for print. This works totally fine when I use no classes or static classes:
@media screen { iframe { display: none; } } @media print { iframe {display: inline; } .printShow {display: inline; } .printHide {display: none; } }
However, when I try to use class names (I have multiple iframes, and the user selects which to print) IE seems not to honor the properties set with script:
window.frames['frame1'].className = 'printShow'; window.frames['frame2'].className = 'printHide';
The result is the same as if I didn't bother setting the classNames dynamically.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Thanks