Dec 21, 2010 #1 NEE4NEE Programmer Nov 23, 2010 14 IN How to export Grid contents to html just like option available in vfp menu.
Dec 21, 2010 #2 Mike Lewis Programmer Jan 10, 2003 17,505 Scotland Using VFP6 menu options, there's no direct way to export a grid to HTML. But there are a couple of other possibilities: - To export a table to HTML, go to Tools / Wizards / Web Publishing. - Or, open a Browse window, then go to Files / Save As HTML. Hope this helps. Mike __________________________________ Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland) Visual FoxPro tips, advice, training, consultancy Custom software for your business Upvote 0 Downvote
Using VFP6 menu options, there's no direct way to export a grid to HTML. But there are a couple of other possibilities: - To export a table to HTML, go to Tools / Wizards / Web Publishing. - Or, open a Browse window, then go to Files / Save As HTML. Hope this helps. Mike __________________________________ Mike Lewis (Edinburgh, Scotland) Visual FoxPro tips, advice, training, consultancy Custom software for your business
Dec 29, 2010 #3 IlyaRabyy Programmer Nov 9, 2010 568 US I do not see what version of VFP you are using, colleague NEE4NEE, but if it's VFP7 or later - there's CURSORTOXML() function. Regards, Ilya Upvote 0 Downvote
I do not see what version of VFP you are using, colleague NEE4NEE, but if it's VFP7 or later - there's CURSORTOXML() function. Regards, Ilya
Dec 29, 2010 #4 Dan Freeman Programmer Apr 28, 2003 1,965 US This question is pretty vague. Do you mean only the visible portion of the grid, or all rows of the table that populates it whether visible or not? If you just want the visible portion, you're probably better served just grabbing a screen shot (with something like SnagIt or Win7's Snipping tool). What are you actually after here? HTML might not be the best solution for you. Upvote 0 Downvote
This question is pretty vague. Do you mean only the visible portion of the grid, or all rows of the table that populates it whether visible or not? If you just want the visible portion, you're probably better served just grabbing a screen shot (with something like SnagIt or Win7's Snipping tool). What are you actually after here? HTML might not be the best solution for you.