Little improvement to avoid overproduction of iframes#9
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maurovanetti wants to merge 2 commits intotanathos:masterfrom
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Little improvement to avoid overproduction of iframes#9maurovanetti wants to merge 2 commits intotanathos:masterfrom
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The iframe used to be created anew every time a print is launched, thus leading to old iframes staying there forever. With this little change, every time a new iframe for printing is created, the previous one is removed.
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The iframe used to be created anew every time a print is launched, thus leading to old iframes staying there forever. With this little change, every time a new iframe for printing is created, the previous one is removed.
The change looks minor so I only upgraded the version numer from 0.3 to 0.3.1.