On 3/6/06, Frank Silbermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
this is because you only rendered the component markup w/out the stylesheet includes. maybe the way to do the export is to have a page that only houses the datatable and stylesheet references. that way you can render that instead of just the datatable.
im not sure why this happens. i can look into it if you reproduce it in a quickstart project. but using the page instead of just the component as i suggested above might fix the problem.
>From 2006/02/01:
It did not reflect the DataTable's stylesheet attributes -- this is not
a showstopper, but can I make it happen?
this is because you only rendered the component markup w/out the stylesheet includes. maybe the way to do the export is to have a page that only houses the datatable and stylesheet references. that way you can render that instead of just the datatable.
Of greater concern is that if I try to download the Excel file a second
time (clicking the download button again), I get an error. If from the
error page I use my browser's back button, my page returns and the
download button works again -- once.
In other words, I must re-request my page between each download request,
or I get an error. What is actually going on here, and how do I correct
this behavior? Is it because I am using a submit button instead of a
Link to trigger the download? How can I change my code to avoid
invalidating the page which offered the download?
im not sure why this happens. i can look into it if you reproduce it in a quickstart project. but using the page instead of just the component as i suggested above might fix the problem.
-Igor
