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Yea, although messy I do see that being the only option, thanks for the help.

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Thanks for the reply. How can this be triggered vi a json?

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What about for printing, since any widget can be printed?

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Same can be said for the contents of a cell in a grid, but you allow exporting of those? That doesn’t make sense.

I understand what you’re saying, but I do not agree that there aren’t cases where it’s needed and possible. I can understand that maybe where a rowdetail could be anything, and exporting this is difficult, however if someone chooses to use a nested grid, this is probably just to display more data which should be exportable, and yes I understand that a nested grid is just a row details hack.

Maybe “Nested grid” can become it’s own feature instead of an option of rowdetails, where the collapsible data are just rows in the main table that are hidden/shown, instead of an entirely new table nested within a single cell. Surely this would give people the functionality they desire.

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Disappointing to see this kind of response from the authors. It’s clearly a feature that is required by users including myself. If I have a grid of data and use ANY type of data export feature on that grid, I expect ALL data to be exported. To have row detail data missing is definitely a half finished feature.

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I’m having the same issue with the form tags and browse button. This solution is quite strange. Removing the form tags means that a jqxfileupload can not be included in the design structure of any other form elements. Is there no work around that allows me to include a jqxfileupload with other form elements?

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Understood thanks, when I purchase a site license will this php file be provided?

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It seems that jqxGrid has the same issue with trying to export data to an external website, I still feel this is a huge security concern, and it is also preventing me from using jqxGrid on a secure connection. There error is

The page at ‘https://…./’ was loaded over a secure connection, but contains a form which targets an insecure endpoint ‘http://jquerygrid.net/export_server/dataexport.php’. This endpoint should be made available over a secure connection.

[defyentParticipant]

Interesting, thank you that helps a lot.

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I have always wondered what the difference is between jqxGrid and jqxDatatables? Does the printing order bug exist in jqxGrid? I assumed it did since it uses the same exporting code, correct?

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Any update on whether this issue has been resolved? It’s the only thing preventing me from moving forward with a commercial license.

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bummer ! is this not just a feature of css which can be applied to the contents of the header?

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Another potentially hazard I’ve found while trying to fix this sorting problem. My software is running over an ssl connection, and I’ve just gotten the error

“?’ was loaded over a secure connection, but contains a form which targets an insecure endpoint ‘http://jquerygrid.net/export_server/dataexport.php’. This endpoint should be made available over a secure connection.”

Does this mean jqx is sending my data to another website?? And not only that, but over an insecure connection???

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Further to this issue, when I fix the undefined problem by adding exportSettings: { fileName: null }, to your example, the printable is also in the wrong order, however if I export the data using the other buttons, it is in the correct order.

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Half fixed it, I’ve fixed it so the initial loaded order prints, by removing sortcolumn and sortdirection from the datasource, however when I resort a column it only prints in the originally loaded order.

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