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Ahhhhhh....here is the other thing. Using the CGI module: print $query->header(-type=>"application/vnd.ms-excel",-attachment=>"path/file.xls",-Content_length=>" -s path/file.xls");

Try creating a small script that responds to the clicked link with this code: print "Content-Type: text/csv\n"; print "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=something.csv\n\n"; You can also change the text/csv to text/plain. If that doesn't work for you, let me know, I have something else...

For similar projects, I had to create an array with the div name to loop through it. I had to do that because there were other positioning divs that I didn't want touched by the loop. It's an idea that will build on the excellent example provided above.

Here is a library that will create bar graphs, line graphs and very simple pie charts. It uses only JavaScript1.2 so should be good for most of todays browsers: http://www.geocities.com/james_melanson/JSOOP/jsgraph.html