aFarkas/iepp — comment on commit 6eae89e4163896a25e4cbfacfe91fe2cf3266cc9
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By aFarkas:

Yes, somehow. Sorry, that I haven't informed you about my testing. I can confirm, that IE changes the src property of iframes to a local copy, but that is not the real problem. IEPP transform the DOM and replaces your Markup temporally with a new one for printing. IE does not wait until those iframes are loaded and I haven't found a way to fix this (But I have only tested this with IE9 in IE8 mode). Due to this bug and issue #10 (there is a workaround, but no fix). I think it is best to simply disable IEPP, if there is an iframe in the document and we can assume, that this iframe should be printed.

Note: This commit is not final and I'm not sure, wether I keep this autodisabling technique. I will have to think about this more and have to discuss this with @jonathantneal