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    move simple grid data to a simple.txt file

    i asked this many times and try again.

    suppose we use a simple single record grid..
    with example, showing name, address, city (remember single record only)

    i would like to press a button and take these 3 lines of data,
    and created a simple xxx.txt simple file that contain these 3
    lines and save such xxx.txt file in the user's local pc's hard disk.

    i will elaborate one i pass this first round.

    appreciate a discussion and assistance on this request.

    Ken Tjia

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    Re: move simple grid data to a simple.txt file

    Hi Ken,

    Your question has two parts:

    1. Send the data to a text files.
    A: easy way - create an xbasic call back function; harder way - figure it out in JavaScript.

    2. Download file to user.
    A. easy way -use Alpha file dowonload feature pack; harder way - figure it out in xbasic.
    Peter
    AlphaBase Solutions, LLC

    [email protected]
    https://www.alphabasesolutions.com


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      #3
      Re: move simple grid data to a simple.txt file

      Originally posted by Peter.Greulich View Post
      Hi Ken,

      Your question has two parts:

      1. Send the data to a text files.
      A: easy way - create an xbasic call back function; harder way - figure it out in JavaScript.

      2. Download file to user.
      A. easy way -use Alpha file dowonload feature pack; harder way - figure it out in xbasic.
      #1 Lookup alpha File read/write
      #2 Response.SendFile(filenamegoeshere)

      Integration: Put a button on the grid using hte 'Insert' below the field listing - do a callback on the onclick javascript method to call your xbasic function. Xbasic function contains #1 and #2
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        #4
        Re: move simple grid data to a simple.txt file

        Originally posted by Peter.Greulich View Post
        Hi Ken,

        Your question has two parts:

        1. Send the data to a text files.
        A: easy way - create an xbasic call back function; harder way - figure it out in JavaScript.

        2. Download file to user.
        A. easy way -use Alpha file dowonload feature pack; harder way - figure it out in xbasic.
        Hi Peter,
        I have the feature packs here and was thinking about using something similar to excel export to local as text.
        may be one of the way, however i was being told many times,
        what i am looking for can't be done.
        2 days ago, was doing some excel export to local hard disk as
        a test and ping, i realize what i want is very similar to this
        excel feature pack, look into the "customized" way briefly and afraid it is beyond me at this moment.

        i search the message and not seeing anything close to what i attempt to do...

        at the end of the day, i actually want one step further perhaps with a runtime alpha running at user's local pc to immediately monitor the folder and once data appear, grab it and print the contain to a serial or parallel port like type xxx.txt > lpt1

        this is how i envision printing a label off the web page is the final thing i want to achieve.

        BTW: i can't use window printing or pdf printing or any window driver related printing, reason too slow response... these label printers just installed without driver and a formatted text in a file is what i am going to use to push raw data to the printer via a serial or parallel port.

        Thanks

        Ken Tjia

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