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IvanMi1
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Adobe Employee
Apr 12, 2018 3:05 PM UTC

Your best bet is to build a javascript "window.print();" command into your HTML article template.

There are a few Cordova plugins out there for print commands, but they all require that you add header files to the app. In this case it is often to add a button at the chrome level. AEM Mobile apps do not support this, as only Cordova extensions that can be called at the article level are allowed.

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IvanMi1
Adobe Employee
IvanMi1Adobe EmployeeAccepted solution
Adobe Employee
Apr 12, 2018 3:05 PM UTC

Your best bet is to build a javascript "window.print();" command into your HTML article template.

There are a few Cordova plugins out there for print commands, but they all require that you add header files to the app. In this case it is often to add a button at the chrome level. AEM Mobile apps do not support this, as only Cordova extensions that can be called at the article level are allowed.

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vishnupriyad264
vishnupriyad264Author
Apr 12, 2018 6:31 PM UTC

Hi Ivan,

Thank you for explaining the options. I will add a button/link in to the HTML article template that calls the  javascript code "window.print();" upon the click of that button/link.

Regards,

Vishnu

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