RE: [displaytag-user] Export Without Decoration

[Michel Adar]

I found the same problem. I think it is by design. If you look at the sources, the file BaseExportView.java, around line 227 (in the latest version) you will find the following line:   value = column.getValue(true);   The fact that it calls getValue with a “true” argument makes it retrieve the decorated value. I do not think this should be the behavior, as it is more likely that you will want the undecorated value, but it is a question of design (or taste). In any case I would give the option somewhere to do it with undecorated values.   Meanwhile you can change the line to:   value = column.getValue(false);   and compile on your own.   Michel Adar Sigma Dynamics Inc.   From: Sven Siegfried Imfeld [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 5:27 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [displaytag-user] Export Without Decoration   I'm using the 3 export options(Excel, CSV and XML) and I have a table decorator class. When I export to any format, the decorated columns are exported with the decoration information.   For instance, my "Delivery Date" column is exported with all this information:   <span class='red' title='Delayed'>02/09/2002</span>     I'm already setting the export.decorated property to false, but even so it doesn't work. <display:setProperty name="export.decorated" value="false" /> Does anyone have any resolution for this? Thanks in advance.   Sven