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Florian PROCH commented on DISPL-361:
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@Anil
Hello.
I'm facing to the same problem.
Using DisplayTag 1.2 and using external sorting/pagination with partialList, i
have to export all data from my tables ( in Excel )
Just about that : it works well with DT 1.1.1 but not with 1.2...
I have done some tests and the problem seems to come from the tableIterator in
TableTag.class :
If partialList is setted to true, paginationHelper used to create tableIterator
is based on pageNumber and pagesize without regarding the export option.
TAbleTag: l1042 :
// if we are doing partialLists then ensure we have our size object
if (this.partialList) {
...
PaginationHelper paginationHelper = new PaginationHelper(pageNumber, pagesize);
this.tableIterator = paginationHelper.getIterator(this.list);
} else {
this.tableIterator = IteratorUtils.getIterator(this.list);
}
A solution is to add to the if condition :
if (this.partialList &&
request.getParameter(TableTagParameters.PARAMETER_EXPORTING) == null)
Like this, if we ask for export, we will have access to the full list instead
of only visible part.
> Can't export entire list when using external paging/sorting
> -----------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: DISPL-361
> URL: https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/DISPL-361
> Project: DisplayTag
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Export
> Affects Versions: 1.1
> Reporter: Justin Haddad
>
> I have export.amount set to list, but still only get one page worth of data
> when I export to Excel, CSV, etc. I'm guessing it has to do with using
> external paging/sorting.
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