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I don't quite understand you. It is an Excel file downloaded/exported from the GridPanel of that online sample. You can get it yourself. Also I don't understand why you need to translate that Excel file. There is nothing to translate.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbdotnetphp
Then your forum account should be upgraded to "premium member". Please clarify when did you buy Ext.NET? License only or with Premium Support Subscription?Quote:
Originally Posted by vbdotnetphp
Hello,Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniil
First of all please find the attached receipt.
This is for the payment of the ext.net license pack made by my client , James Anderson.
Let me know if need to pay extra for premium support.
And I will advice my client to do that.
We are working for a company , 'Professional Pricing Society',
www.pricingsociety.com
And, I being a developer for this project, had recommended my client to use
this amazing ext.net controls of yours.
Now, regarding your question about Excel file download.
I dont require the excel file, I am talking about the LOG file which gets generated along with it.
And the one which I was not able to find.
As I had mentioned in my earlier post :
http://forums.ext.net/showthread.php...l=1#post124841
I have mentioned that
' That's again one issue. I can't find the log file where the destination is mentioned.
In fact I can't find the whole path. Even by doing View->File types->Show all. (To show hidden files and folders)'
So if you are able to get this log file, please send me.
Because I am not able to open the Excel file BECAUSE OF THIS ERROR.
We are at hold due to this issue.
So let me know if you are able to solve this for me.
If not, I will discard the ext.net approach for this and implement some other traditional dot net methods.
Regards
Well, I see 329$ in the receipt. It is the price of the Ext.NET Pro license only. Without Premium Support Subscription.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbdotnetphp
Anyway, thank you for buying the license!
Here is the Ext.NET store.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbdotnetphp
http://www.ext.net/store/
Though, I am not sure we will be able to resolve this specific issue, because I still think the problem is not related to Ext.NET. There might be a problem on exporting XML to Excel. It is not related to Ext.NET. You show the data in a GridPanel using Ext.NET, you grab the data from that GridPanel and send it to the server using Ext.NET, but how you export this data to an Excel file, it is, generally speaking, outside of Ext.NET.
Thank you for sharing that and thank you for the kind words!Quote:
Originally Posted by vbdotnetphp
I posted the entire content of the log file in the post #27.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbdotnetphp
http://forums.ext.net/showthread.php...l=1#post125003
Hi,Quote:
Originally Posted by Daniil
Yes, thats what I meant. To send me this log file. So I can translate and try to understand the error generated.
Also, the same code works if i have some 30-40 records.
But for > 3000 records, it fails.
So I guess the xsl designed by you does not take into account heavy amount of records.
Regards
Yes, it might be that our xsl file is not ideal. We created that example for demonstration of possible functionality, bu we didn't test it thoroughly.Quote:
Originally Posted by vbdotnetphp