Hi,
When I
export the content of the display tag table I use the data shows up fine, but the header cells are surrounded by html span tags, which is slightly annoying.
I can imagine why Displaytag uses spans around the column header's text, but it shouldn't transpose in the exported data I think.
Here is my displaytag.properties config related
to export:
#
Export
export.amount = list
export.decorated = true
export.banner=<div id="exportTypes"><span class="label">Export: </span>{0}</div>
export.banner.sepchar= |
export.types=excel csv xml
export.excel=true
export.csv=true
export.xml=false
export.excel.label=xls
export.csv.label=csv
export.xml.label=xml
export.excel.filename=export.xls
export.csv.filename=export.csv
export.xml.filename=export.xml
export.excel.include_header=true
export.csv.include_header=true
export.xml.include_header=true
Here is the displaytag table itself:
<display:table
class="list sortable"
defaultsort="1"
export="true"
htmlId="contacts"
id="row"
name="contacts"
requestURI="">
<display:setProperty name="
export.banner"><div id="exportTypes"><span class="label">Export:</span> {0}</div></display:setProperty>
<display:setProperty name="
export.csv.filename">CSV</display:setProperty>
<display:setProperty name="
export.excel.filename">XLS</display:setProperty>
<display:setProperty name="basic.msg.empty_list_row">
<tr class="empty">
<td colspan="7">Empty</td>
</tr>
</display:setProperty>
<display:column class="lastName" property="lastName" sortProperty="lastName" headerClass="lastName first" sortable="true" titleKey="Lastname" href="contact/view" paramId="contactId" paramProperty="id" />
<display:column property="firstName" class="firstName" headerClass="firstName" sortable="true" titleKey="FirstName" />
<display:column class="loginName" headerClass="loginName" sortable="true" titleKey="Username" />
</display:table>
My problem is when I click
export on either the CSV or the XLS format the header row in the generated file looks like this:
<span>Last Name</span> <span>First Name</span> <span>Username</span>
I really don't want those span tags in there, any way
to work around that?
Thanks
