// This is called when the page asks to be printed, usually as result of
// a window.print().
private void OnPrintRequest(object sender, PrintRequestEventArgs e)
{
if (!webView.IsLive)
{
return;
}
// You can actually call PrintToFile anytime after the ProcessCreated
// event is fired (or the DocumentReady or LoadingFrameComplete in
// subsequent navigations), but you usually call it in response to
// a print request. You should possibly display a dialog to the user
// such as a FolderBrowserDialog, to allow them select the output directory
// and verify printing.
int requestId = webView.PrintToFile(@".\Prints", PrintConfig.Default);
Debug.Print(String.Format("Print request {0} is being printed to {1}.", requestId, @".\Prints"));
}
/// <summary>Handle `window.print()` events</summary>
private void WebControl_PrintRequest(object sender, PrintRequestEventArgs e)
{
this.Print();
e.Handled = true;
}
