问题
I'm the author of printThis, a jquery plugin for printing.
https://github.com/jasonday/printThis
I have a user that has brought up an issue, that I have been unable to crack and unfortunately, I am unable to share the page (privacy concerns).
On the user's site, the issue presents on some pages in IE, but not others. The print is failing to happen, as the iframe remains empty.
The error in IE is within jQuery:
contents: function (a) {
return f.nodeName(a,
"iframe") ? a.contentDocument || a.contentWindow.document : f.makeArray(a.childNodes)
}
Using logging, I was able to determine it was failing around this line:
var $doc = $("#" + strFrameName).contents();
But again, this only happens on some pages and I have been unable to recreate in any instance outside of this user's site.
My question: Is there a better approach here? or a method to make the $doc object more bulletproof?
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// printThis v1.1
// Printing plug-in for jQuery
//
// Resources (based on) :
// jPrintArea: http://plugins.jquery.com/project/jPrintArea
// jqPrint: https://github.com/permanenttourist/jquery.jqprint
// Ben Nadal: http://www.bennadel.com/blog/1591-Ask-Ben-Print-Part-Of-A-Web-Page-With-jQuery.htm
//
// Dual licensed under the MIT and GPL licenses:
// http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
// http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html
//
// (c) Jason Day 2012
//
// Usage:
//
// $("#mySelector").printThis({
// debug: false, //show the iframe for debugging
// importCSS: true, // import page CSS
// printContainer: true, // grab outer container as well as the contents of the selector
// loadCSS: "path/to/my.css" //path to additional css file
// });
//
// Notes:
// - the loadCSS option does not need @media print
//------------------------------------------------------------------------
(function($) {
var opt;
$.fn.printThis = function (options) {
opt = $.extend({}, $.fn.printThis.defaults, options);
var $element = (this instanceof jQuery) ? this : $(this);
// if Opera, open a new tab
if ($.browser.opera)
{
var tab = window.open("","Print Preview");
tab.document.open();
}
// add dynamic iframe to DOM
else
{
var strFrameName = ("printThis-" + (new Date()).getTime());
var $iframe = $("<iframe id='" + strFrameName +"' src='about:blank'/>");
if (!opt.debug) { $iframe.css({ position: "absolute", width: "0px", height: "0px", left: "-600px", top: "-600px" }); }
$iframe.appendTo("body");
}
// allow iframe to fully render before action
setTimeout ( function () {
if ($.browser.opera)
{
var $doc = tab.document;
} else
{
var $doc = $("#" + strFrameName).contents();
}
// import page css
if (opt.importCSS)
{
$("link[rel=stylesheet]").each(function(){
var href = $(this).attr('href');
if(href){
var media = $(this).attr('media') || 'all';
$doc.find("head").append("<link type='text/css' rel='stylesheet' href='" + href + "' media='"+media+"'>");
}
});
}
// add another stylesheet
if (opt.loadCSS)
{
$doc.find("head").append("<link type='text/css' rel='stylesheet' href='" + opt.loadCSS + "'>");
}
//add title of the page
if (opt.titlePage)
{
$doc.find("head").append('<title>'+opt.titlePage+'</title>');
}
//grab outer container
if (opt.printContainer) { $doc.find("body").append($element.outer()); }
else { $element.each( function() { $doc.find("body").append($(this).html()); }); }
//$doc.close();
// print
($.browser.opera ? tab : $iframe[0].contentWindow).focus();
setTimeout( function() { ($.browser.opera ? tab : $iframe[0].contentWindow).print(); if (tab) { tab.close(); } }, 1000);
//removed iframe after 60 seconds
setTimeout(
function(){
$iframe.remove();
},
(60 * 1000)
);
}, 333 );
}
$.fn.printThis.defaults = {
debug: false, //show the iframe for debugging
importCSS: true, // import page CSS
printContainer: true, // grab outer container as well as the contents of the selector
loadCSS: "", //path to additional css file
titlePage: "" //add title to print page
};
jQuery.fn.outer = function() {
return $($('<div></div>').html(this.clone())).html();
}
})(jQuery);
UPDATE
Issue to due to document.domain
This type of page has document.domain set and IE does not inherit document.domain from the parent.
To fix that portion, I changed the iframe creation to standard javascript and set the source to write document.domain on iframe creation.
var printI= document.createElement('iframe');
printI.name = "printIframe";
printI.id = strFrameName;
document.body.appendChild(printI);
printI.src = "javascript:document.write('<head><script>document.domain=\"mydomain.com\";</script></head><body></body>')";
var $iframe = $("#" + strFrameName);
So this fixes the access denied, however now the frame won't print. I've tried a lot of different methods for accessing the object, however none of them are working.
A) how would you access the frame in this scenario (i've tried most of the methods outlined on SO) to get IE to recognize and print
or
B) can anyone think of a better way to get the document.domain into the iframe on creation with jQuery? (can't be afterwards, as the access denied issue will come up)
回答1:
In your code, you are using setTimeout to execute your function after the iframe has loaded.
// allow iframe to fully render before action
setTimeout ( function () {
...
}, 333 ); //333ms
but this is a mistake as you don't know if the time given is enough to load the iframe or not. Javascript execution is asynchronous so, there is no guarantee that setTimeout will offset the execution of the function until iframe loads. Since load time is different for different pages. Some cannot execute the code properly, pointing to the line which you find to be causing errors.
var $doc = $("#" + strFrameName).contents(); //only after loading
The correct way is to use event load or onload to get to know if the DOM object has loaded properly or not.
<script>
document.getElementById("myframe").onload = function() {
alert("myframe is loaded");
};
</script>
//or
<iframe id="myFrame" onload="myFunction();"></iframe>
回答2:
As long as you set iframe src, the same origin has to be verified against parent element, even if you set it as 'about:blank'. I guess IE fails in proper checkng, or some javascript ran and set the document.location to different one than the iframe is created.
How about NOT setting src at all like the following? it still should work.
var $iframe = $("<iframe id='" + strFrameName +"'/>");
$iframe.appendTo("body");
var $iframeDoc = $iframe[0].contentWindow.document;
$iframeDoc.open();
$iframeDoc.write("foo");
$iframeDoc.close();
回答3:
Issue is due to IE not inheriting the parent document.domain.
Unfortunately, once you get into this murky area, it took some specific hacks to get this to work properly.
Basically doing a check for if document.domain is being explicitly set and the browser is IE.
Full updated plugin:
https://github.com/jasonday/printThis
(function ($) {
var opt;
$.fn.printThis = function (options) {
opt = $.extend({}, $.fn.printThis.defaults, options);
var $element = this instanceof jQuery ? this : $(this);
var strFrameName = "printThis-" + (new Date()).getTime();
if(window.location.hostname !== document.domain && navigator.userAgent.match(/msie/i)){
// Ugly IE hacks due to IE not inheriting document.domain from parent
// checks if document.domain is set by comparing the host name against document.domain
var iframeSrc = "javascript:document.write(\"<head><script>document.domain=\\\"" + document.domain + "\\\";</script></head><body></body>\")";
var printI= document.createElement('iframe');
printI.name = "printIframe";
printI.id = strFrameName;
printI.className = "MSIE";
document.body.appendChild(printI);
printI.src = iframeSrc;
} else {
// other browsers inherit document.domain, and IE works if document.domain is not explicitly set
var $frame = $("<iframe id='" + strFrameName +"' name='printIframe' />");
$frame.appendTo("body");
}
var $iframe = $("#" + strFrameName);
// show frame if in debug mode
if (!opt.debug) $iframe.css({
position: "absolute",
width: "0px",
height: "0px",
left: "-600px",
top: "-600px"
});
// $iframe.ready() and $iframe.load were inconsistent between browsers
setTimeout ( function () {
var $doc = $iframe.contents();
// import page stylesheets
if (opt.importCSS) $("link[rel=stylesheet]").each(function () {
var href = $(this).attr("href");
if (href) {
var media = $(this).attr("media") || "all";
$doc.find("head").append("<link type='text/css' rel='stylesheet' href='" + href + "' media='" + media + "'>")
}
});
//add title to iframe
if (opt.pageTitle) $doc.find("head").append("<title>" + opt.pageTitle + "</title>");
// import additional stylesheet
if (opt.loadCSS) $doc.find("head").append("<link type='text/css' rel='stylesheet' href='" + opt.loadCSS + "'>");
// grab $.selector as container
if (opt.printContainer) $doc.find("body").append($element.outer());
// otherwise just print interior elements of container
else $element.each(function () {
$doc.find("body").append($(this).html())
});
if($iframe.hasClass("MSIE")){
// check if the iframe was created with the ugly hack
// and perform another ugly hack out of neccessity
window.frames["printIframe"].focus();
setTimeout(function () {
$doc.find("head").append("<script> window.print(); </script>");
}, 500 );
} else {
// proper method
$iframe[0].contentWindow.focus();
$iframe[0].contentWindow.print();
}
//remove iframe after print
if (!opt.debug) {
setTimeout(function () {
$iframe.remove();
}, 1000);
}
}, 333 );
};
// defaults
$.fn.printThis.defaults = {
debug: false, // show the iframe for debugging
importCSS: true, // import parent page css
printContainer: true, // print outer container/$.selector
loadCSS: "", // load an additional css file
pageTitle: "" // add title to print page
};
// $.selector container
jQuery.fn.outer = function () {
return $($("<div></div>").html(this.clone())).html()
}
})(jQuery);
回答4:
IE works with iframe like all the other browsers (at least for main functions). You just have to keep a set of rules:
- before you load any javascript in the iframe (that part of js which needs to know about the iframe parent), ensure that the parent has document.domain changed.
when all iframe resources are loaded, change document.domain to be the same as the one defined in parent. (You need to do this later because setting domain will cause the iframe resource's request to fail)
now you can make a reference for parent window: var winn = window.parent
- now you can make a reference to parent HTML, in order to manipulate it: var parentContent = $('html', winn.document)
- at this point you should have access to IE parent window/document and you can change it as you wont
回答5:
This answer has already been stated in the original question UPDATE, but I wanted add a more succinct answer to the original question related to getting around the SCRIPT70 Permission denied error (I ran into this on IE11/Win7 with JQuery 3.2.1).
Instead of $('<iframe .../>').appendTo($('body'))
Do this:
var $iframe = $('<iframe .../>');
document.body.appendChild($iframe[0]);
Answer taken from here: https://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/13936#comment:28
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14879192/jquery-iframe-access-denied-in-ie-on-some-pages