As someone purchasing a christmas tree permit, I would like to be able to print it a home once I have completed my payment and have read the rules.

[lauraGgit]

Notes

This is just about the printing of the permit, not about the design of it, as that is covered in #63.

Acceptance Criteria

• [x] Completely filled out permit with the information they filled out, except for the harvest site date, which they would filled out in the permit.
• [x] NOT a PDF, not bookmarkable
• [x] workflow and flow in the app is complete (not necessarily the final design)
• [x] printable on 8 1/2 x 11" white paper with black ink, single-sided

Tasks

• [x] create instructions for printing (Jane)
• [x] add printing instructions to the view with the print button (seen after "Print" is pressed? or before? use modal dialog?)
• [x] css to allow printable version to work (see #63)
• [x] add the printable css to the existing confirmation view
• [x] prevent reload of completed permit by setting status in christmas-tree controller to something other than 200
• [x] frontend redirect when confirmation page is completed (no 200) then redirect to application form page (no pre-populated fields)
• [x] modify server GET for confirmation page to return the printable html with inline css for the permit with values populated.
• [x] implement changes to frontend to show/hide printable permit and print dialog and ensure that angular frontend security is still valid with $sce
• [x] Unit tests
• [x] e2e Tests
• [x] Fix snyk errors
• [x] design approval (Melissa)
• [x] check box on permit

Definition of Done

• [x] Code unit / e2e tested and comply with QWASP
• [x] No new security vulnerabilities
• [x] Internal team code review
• [x] Documentation / readme.md / CircleCI updated
• [x] Docker updated
• [x] Compare finished design with mockup
• [ ] Usability tested

[sadlerw]

This story might just be a task on #142

[sethalt]

@JaneZC @MelissaBraxton Please review the permit printing instructions

[JaneZC]

@sethalt Would there be a way I could attempt to print this so I can walk through the instructions?

[sethalt]

@JaneZC it's not on staging yet so no. However, all that 'print permit' button does is open a print dialog window (the same as cmd + p). So you could try to print any page to understand how printing process might work.

[JaneZC]

This would be my recommendation for now; I'd avoid 'monochrome' as I think that's a confusing term and I suspect we also don't need the size of the paper. (Although I suggested @bryanmcfadden that we ask our testers to tell us what paper type they have in the printer so we can get a better gauge on that.)

So just use:

Please print your permit(s) on plain white paper and in landscape orientation.

If possible, it might be best to avoid asking people to choose the orientation. Perhaps we can use printer style sheets to default to landscape orientation, without asking people having to do it manually? Or, perhaps we can turn the permit 90 degrees so that it would print without having to change printer settings or work with printer style sheets?

[sethalt]

Updated instructions based on Janes feedback, please review and approve so we can merge this story into staging @MelissaBraxton @ASprinkle

And a screen shot of the print preview (after clicking print):

[MelissaBraxton]

• 100% to Jane's comments. I don't think we should burden users with having to set the orientation. The sheet should be rotated so that it prints the full sheet from the default portrait setting. As is, many people will print the page portrait style without knowing/thinking the full page landscape orientation is important, but it would actually have a major impact on LEOs ability to distinguish the permit out in the field. If this change is made, then update the instructions and remove the printing orientation piece.

• We need to add some content that conveys the importance of printing the permit. cc @ASprinkle and @JaneZC

• E.g. "This is your valid permit. In order to cut your tree legally, you must print this permit and bring it with you when you cut your tree, following the instructions printed on the permit on how to display it properly."

I'm sure Jane can refine the language ^ :)

[JaneZC]

@MelissaBraxton Absolutely! :)

Suggest the below. Why people should print it is probably more important than how, especially since a lot of people have noted during testing that they want to save the permit to their phone.

You must print this official U.S. Forest Service permit and have it properly displayed on your vehicle when cutting down your tree. When printing, use plain white paper and the landscape orientation. The printed permit contains instructions on how to properly place it on your vehicle.

p.s. I would also recommend adding language to the Rules and Regulations section that people must display the permit properly on the vehicle, as that would seem to be an obvious place for that type of language. Maybe we can add this to future refinement of the content, particularly once we have more details as to how many permits and where the permit is to be displayed.

[JaneZC]

Updated with slight changes. @sethalt mentioned they can flip the permit to portrait. @MelissaBraxton I do not think we need language at all telling users about the orientation settings on the printer - especially since the default is portrait - so I edited that out. If we need to add it in, we still can.

You must print this official U.S. Forest Service permit and have it properly displayed on your vehicle when cutting down your tree. When printing your permit, use plain white paper. The printed permit will have instructions on how to properly place it on your vehicle.

[shekarpendem]

@JaneZC @MelissaBraxton Here is updated screen:

[ASprinkle]

@JaneZC can we please remove the "official U.S. Forest Service" language from the first sentence? Let's just call it a permit, and specify the tree they are cutting down is a Christmas tree.

"You must print this permit and have it properly displayed on your vehicle when cutting down your Christmas tree. When printing your permit, use plain white paper. The printed permit will have instructions on how to properly place it on your vehicle."

Also, where does the "Return to the Mt. Hood National Forest Christmas tree permit website" take you? Does it take you to the actual USFS website? or back to the e-permits Mt. Hood page? We might want to find a way to make that shorter and more clear.

[JaneZC]

@ASprinkle Sure! I put the US Forest Service in there as a way to explain the 'valid' language that Melissa mentioned in her text.

The link takes you back to the Christmas tree guidelines page so people can get more information about their trip, now that they've bought their permit. I think one of the questions that is still pending is what that link should be so this is more of a place to start then the final determination. (So here - https://forest-service-trees-staging.app.cloud.gov/christmas-trees/forests/flathead/tree-guidelines ).

[shekarpendem]

@ASprinkle @MelissaBraxton @tram Here is the updated screenshot with printing instructions change. Please provide feedback/approval (add name next to the design approval task on the card)

[MelissaBraxton]

This looks good to me!