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Print HTML page by URL
See original GitHub issuePrinting a server-rendered PDF like this works great:
printJs('someUrl', 'pdf');
But there doesn’t seem to be a way to do the same thing with a server-rendered HTML page.
I’ve tried both 'html' and 'raw-html' and they seem to be for when you want to print an element on the page, or just a raw string of html.
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Just in case anyone is still looking: https://github.com/joseluisq/printd
I haven’t found any elegant workarounds. What I have is an iframe, and I change the [src] of it to the URL I want to print, and in the bottom of that HTML document is a script tag with
window.print().