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#HTML5 TABLEDIT PDF#
#HTML5 TABLEDIT SOFTWARE#
#HTML5 TABLEDIT CODE#

The print button type provides this ability by opening a new window in the user's browser, drawing a table with a copy of the data from the original table. Note - this does not support UTF8 characters.Īnother common way to extract data from a table is to print it.

#HTML5 TABLEDIT PDF#

pdfFlash - Create and save a PDF document.

excelFlash - Create and save an Excel XLSX file.

copyFlash - Immediately copies the data to clipboard.

The disadvantage of these buttons is that they require Flash. The advantage of these buttons is that they have no external dependency other than Flash. Older browsers don't have the luxury of being able to create files locally - in order to provide support for these browsers a Flash version of the file export options is available.

pdfHtml5 - Create and save a PDF document - this requires PDFMake and a suitable font file.

excelHtml5 - Create and save an Excel XLSX file - this requires JSZip.

copyHtml5 - Displays a dialogue asking the user to use their browser's copy command (HTML5 does not have a copy to clipboard API).

As such, there are four buttons types available (it is recommended you use the generic buttons documented above in preference to these buttons): The latest browsers (IE10+ and evergreen browsers) have made great strides in their abilities, and creating local files is something that most can do very well now.

#HTML5 TABLEDIT SOFTWARE#

This can be done with either HTML5 based buttons or Flash buttons.īuttons has four built-in buttons types which will automatically detect what the browser abilities are and what software is available - they will automatically use the HTML5 buttons if possible, falling back to Flash and finally not displaying at all if none of the requirements are met: When displaying data in a DataTable, it can often be useful to your end users for them to have the ability to obtain the data from the DataTable, extracting it into a file for them to use locally. There are three button types that are part of Buttons:

#HTML5 TABLEDIT CODE#

This simply ensures that only the code you require is delivered to the end user. For example you may wish to provide HTML5 file export buttons but not Flash export buttons. These buttons are not part of the core library, but rather are individual files that can be included as you require. The Buttons framework is useful if you wish to define custom buttons, or use those included in another extension such as Editor, but its utility is greatly enhanced by the button types that are included as part of the library.