dojox.grid.EnhancedGrid - Print, Export

Printer API

Usage 1:

someGrid.printGrid({
    title: "A title: All Content",
    cssFiles: ["cssfile1.css","cssfile2.css"],
    writerArgs: {table:"border='border'"},
    fetchArgs: {start: 0, count: 100}
});

someGrid.printSelected({
    title: "A title: Only Selected",
    cssFiles: ["cssfile1.css","cssfile2.css"],
    writerArgs: {table:"border='border'"}
});

Generate an HTML string containing all the content in the grid and then print it.

• A title, an array of CSS files and an associative array containing HTML tag attributes can be provided.
• All three arguments are optional
• The generated HTML page assigns predefined CSS classes for grid rows and columns, so the user can design styles for every rows,columns or even a single cell.

Usage 2:

someGrid.exportToHTML({
    title: "Export All To HTML",
    cssFiles: ["cssfile1.css","cssfile2.css"],
    writerArgs: {table:"border='border'"},
    fetchArgs: {start: 0, count: 100}
}, function(html){
    /* do sth with the generated html page */
});

var html = 
someGrid.exportSelectedToHTML({
    title: "Export Selected Rows to HTML",
    cssFiles: ["cssfile1.css","cssfile2.css"],
    writerArgs: {table:"border='border'"}
});

Do not print, only generate html string. Users can use this to implement preview.

Exporter API

Usage:

someGrid.exportGrid("csv", {
	writerArgs: {separator:":"},
	fetchArgs: {start: 0, count: 100}
}, function(str){
    /* do sth with str */
});

var str = 
someGrid.exportSelected("csv", {
	writerArgs: {separator:"###"}
});

Export grid content to a specified format.

• The type argument is a supported format name, mandatory.
• The writerArgs argument is a format-specific argument, optional.
• If we are exporting everything, a callback function should be provided.
• Actually, the printer is implemented using an HTML Table exporter