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I'm stumped.
I'm opening another browser window to display a print friendly page. For
the "print" window,
I'm using JQuery to change the style sheet.
I thought all I would have to do is use a css selector with the context of
the "print" window.
What am I doing wrong?
Here's my code.
print_win = window.open(window.location).focus();
$("div#class1", print_win.document ).css("display","none");
$("div#class2", print_win.document).css("display","none");
...
this is kicked off from an onclick event from an anchor tag.
Using JQuery 1.0.3 with Drupal 4.7 via the jquery47 Drupal Module.
Thanks in Advance,
eric mckenna.
emckenna wrote:
>
> Found one piece to my puzzle.
> There is no $(expr, context) in 1.0.3.
> That function comes with 1.1.2
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