Recently, to enable printing the corresponding documents directly by clicking a print button on a web page, I analyzed several web print controls and ultimately decided to use the free version of jatoolsPrinter.
ReYoPrint had issues under IE10; it clearly had only one page, but it detected nine pages, which was problematic. ScriptX, on the other hand, could not be configured into an ideal format, and it remains unclear what went wrong. Lodop does not have a free version, but its paid version, based on domains, is not expensive even without an invoice—only 210 RMB.
However, since the company did not want to purchase a paid version, we ultimately adopted the free version of jatoolsPrinter to print the relevant documents. One issue was that setting the margins to 0 seemed to have no effect, so I had to set them as small as possible. Another issue was that the print preview was correct, but the printed document was missing some content on the far left. I had to adjust the HTML format by adding a margin-left to create some spacing on the left, which finally resolved the issue! Here is a preview image:
