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Saturday January 01, 2005

[ANN] Display Tag 1.0 Released

After almost 4 years, the Display Tag has finally released version 1.0! Thanks to Fabrizio for all his hard work on this project.

Posted in Java at Jan 01 2005, 02:14:59 PM MST 3 Comments
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On the export options at the bottom of the display tables I find an interesting problem (firefox). Whenever I click to export the selected option (csv, xls, pdf, etc) the save dialog assigns a jsp extension automatically. It's no problem for me to know that all I need to do is change the extension to make sure the right program is associated, but I'm sure I don't need to mention how complicated this could get with the average user.

It appears that this may be only a firefox issue, as Safari didn't have the problem. I have not tried it on Explorer.

Any ideas on how to remedy this?

Posted by David Thompson on January 02, 2005 at 12:33 PM MST #

Hi, The source code is not available with the download. Is it restricted now? regards fargo

Posted by fargo on January 03, 2005 at 05:33 AM MST #

> Whenever I click to export the selected option (csv, xls, pdf, etc) the save dialog assigns a jsp extension automatically

this is the default behaviour, which is usually used when you want to display a file directly in the browser. You can however configure a file name in displaytag properties if you want to force a download and give the file a correct extension.

> The source code is not available with the download. Is it restricted now?

You can download it from here: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=73068

enjoy
fabrizio

Posted by Fabrizio Giustina on January 03, 2005 at 07:09 AM MST #

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