Same PDF is Opened in Different windows

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Hello All,
I am generating PDF in C# with Itext Sharp.For example I have three PDf like PDF1,PDF2 and PDF3.I am opening pdf in new window through javascript.But when I firstly click on Print PDF button it is opening the relavent pdf (like i want to open first PDF1) and when I click on next button of Print PDF (PDF2) it is opening the PDf(PDF1).The Point is here that the PDF1 which is opened in new window is still not closed.If I closed the window after printing the PDf to it, it is displaying the correct pdf.

Posted 25-May-12 5:14am

amit2620

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ZurdoDev 25-May-12 11:25am

This may sound like a dumb question but I have seen someone do it before. Are you sure you are not appending to the original pdf when you print pdf2?

BobJanova 25-May-12 12:06pm

Show the JS please. There may be a caching or target issue.

amit2620 25-May-12 12:35pm

This is not a dumb question.I am referring the pdf which I want to open.If I closed the new window after printing pdf then it will generate right pdf.If I didnt close any one of new window then the problem persist

Prosan 26-May-12 1:33am

please give us your js and page code in which you are opening pdf.

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