[georgianatParticipant]

Hi again,

“exportview” has the same issue for PDF exporting”

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading ‘toString’)
at DataExporter.exportToPDF (jqxexport.js:671:40)
at DataExporter.exportData (jqxexport.js:171:31)
at c.<computed>._exportData (jqxgrid.export.js:8:3211)
at c.<computed>.exportview (jqxgrid.export.js:8:3293)
at b.jqx.invoke (jqxcore.js:15:57011)
at b.jqx.jqxWidgetProxy (jqxcore.js:15:62073)
at HTMLDivElement.<anonymous> (jqxcore.js:15:67978)
at Function.each (jquery-latest.js:384:23)
at jQuery.fn.init.each (jquery-latest.js:137:17)
at b.fn.<computed> [as jqxGrid] (jqxcore.js:15:67950)

[georgianatParticipant]

Hi,

I have already tried with export view, but it exports the hidden columns also. Setting “exportable” false is not an option because of other reasons.

[georgianatParticipant]

Hi,

Thanks for your reply and examples.
Keeping the sorting columns in another object in the local storage helped on sorting when refreshing the page.
The only inconvenient is that the grid doesn’t show in the UI that the columns are sorted (the sorting arrow and the grayed column).

How can all the columns be shown as sorted in the UI on refresh? If there is a way of doing that, it would help updating the second fiddle example.

Also, I think there is an issue in the grid when the sortmode is “many” and a default sorting column is defined in the datasource. The icon indicating the sort direction is not shown in the column header and when clicking on another column header to sort it, the default column sorting is cleared.

Thank you very much!
G

• This reply was modified 10 months ago by  georgianat.

[Author]

Posts