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Is it possible to print from a website directly to the printer ?
maybe if i first write the file than save it to a local folder, and after saving it would be run the printer? like printer spooling?
I printing now with web dialog … ut would like to send it direct to the local printer.
As far as I understand you want a solution for server-side printing, right?
If it is a network-enabled printer that’s connected to the server that serves the web page, you could use the
lpLinux command. On Windows you can use thelprcommand.The file to print could be generated from the web page code with wkhtmltopdf or mpdf.
If it’s not on the same network, you could set up a script on the printer network that checks an email address and sends the attachments from specific emails to the printer.