cfdocs

cfprint

Prints specified pages from a PDF file. Use this tag to perform automated batch print jobs. You can use the cfprint tag to print any PDF document, including those generated by the cfdocument, cfpdf, and cfpdfform tag. Also, you can use this tag to print Report Builder reports exported in PDF format.

Syntax

<cfprint>

Script Syntax ACF11+, Lucee, Railo 4.2+

cfprint();

Attribute Reference

Name Type Required Default Description
source string No   Source document to print. You can specify
one of the following:
An absolute or relative pathname to a PDF
document; for example,
c:\work\myPDF.pdf or myPDF.pdf. The
default directory is the template directory.
A PDF document variable in memory that
is generated by the cfdocument tag or the
cfpdf tag; for example, “myPDFdoc”.
attributestruct string No   ColdFusion structure used to specify
additional print instructions. Individually
named attributes take precedence over the
key-value pairs in the attribute structure.
copies string No   Number of copies to print. The value must be
greater than or equal to 1.
jobname string No   The name of a print job.
orientation string No   Orientation of the page to be printed.
pages string No   Pages in the source file to print. Duplicate
pages and pages beyond the total count of
pages in the document are ignored as long
as there is at least one page between 1 and
the total number of pages in the document.
You can combine individual page numbers
and page ranges; for example, 1-3,6,10-20.
If you do not specify a value for the pages
attribute, ColdFusion prints the entire
document.
password string No   Specifies either the owner or user password
for the PDF source file. If the PDF file is
password-protected, you must specify this
attribute for the file to print.
papersize string No   Paper used for the print job. The value can be
any returned by the GetPrinterInfo
function. Valid
quality string No   Print quality for the print job:

* draft
* high
* normal
color string No   Color or monochrome printing
coverpage string No   Specifies which job start and end sheets, if any, are printed with a job:

* none
* standard
type string No   Specifies the file type of the document being
printed. PDF is the only valid value.
printer string No   The name of a printer. An example in
Windows is \s1001prn02\NTN-2W-
HP_BW02. The default is the default printer
for the account where the ColdFusion server
is running.
sides string No    
paper string No   Paper used for the print job. The value can be any returned by the GetPrinterInfo function.
fidelity boolean No NO Whether to print a job based on the print requirements specified. Valid values are:
* yes: if the job cannot be printed exactly as specified in the print requirements, the job is rejected.
* no: a reasonable attempt to print the job is acceptable