I understand that I can identify before the dialog is presented and after with the methods:
window.onbeforeprint
window.onafterprint
but none of these methods validate whether the print or cancel button was clicked, only afterprint tells me that the dialog was closed.
Imagining that I need to save the information about whether what was sent to the dialog was printed or not, it is necessary to validate whether it was canceled or not, I think that is quite basic, but even so, Chrome does not have it, is there a way to identify if it was canceled or not? And if possible, could you add a callback or whatever that could help capture this information?
I understand that I can identify before the dialog is presented and after with the methods:
window.onbeforeprint
window.onafterprint
but none of these methods validate whether the print or cancel button was clicked, only afterprint tells me that the dialog was closed.
Imagining that I need to save the information about whether what was sent to the dialog was printed or not, it is necessary to validate whether it was canceled or not, I think that is quite basic, but even so, Chrome does not have it, is there a way to identify if it was canceled or not? And if possible, could you add a callback or whatever that could help capture this information?