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I wanted to know if it's possible to export a RDL report using a custom name through Javascript, after the report has been rendered using the HTML5 Viewer.



I tried to implement the solutions on these 2 links:




  • http://help.grapecity.com/activereports/webhelp/AR12/webframe.html#HTML5WorkingwithViewerUsingJavascript.html


  • https://www.grapecity.com/en/blogs/export-using-custom-name-via-html5-viewer



But unfortunately none of them worked. I wanted to export to pdf and csv.










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    I wanted to know if it's possible to export a RDL report using a custom name through Javascript, after the report has been rendered using the HTML5 Viewer.



    I tried to implement the solutions on these 2 links:




    • http://help.grapecity.com/activereports/webhelp/AR12/webframe.html#HTML5WorkingwithViewerUsingJavascript.html


    • https://www.grapecity.com/en/blogs/export-using-custom-name-via-html5-viewer



    But unfortunately none of them worked. I wanted to export to pdf and csv.










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      I wanted to know if it's possible to export a RDL report using a custom name through Javascript, after the report has been rendered using the HTML5 Viewer.



      I tried to implement the solutions on these 2 links:




      • http://help.grapecity.com/activereports/webhelp/AR12/webframe.html#HTML5WorkingwithViewerUsingJavascript.html


      • https://www.grapecity.com/en/blogs/export-using-custom-name-via-html5-viewer



      But unfortunately none of them worked. I wanted to export to pdf and csv.










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      I wanted to know if it's possible to export a RDL report using a custom name through Javascript, after the report has been rendered using the HTML5 Viewer.



      I tried to implement the solutions on these 2 links:




      • http://help.grapecity.com/activereports/webhelp/AR12/webframe.html#HTML5WorkingwithViewerUsingJavascript.html


      • https://www.grapecity.com/en/blogs/export-using-custom-name-via-html5-viewer



      But unfortunately none of them worked. I wanted to export to pdf and csv.







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          You can change the file name in the custom export call:
          here is a sample of script:



          viewer.export('PDF',  function (uri) {
          var newWin = null;
          try {
          newWin = window.open(uri);
          } catch (e) { }
          if (!newWin) {
          window.location = uri;
          }},
          true, {
          FileName: 'AnyValidName.pdf'
          });


          Hope it helps.






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          • Thanks for the reply but that script unfortunately doesn't work. I noticed that on the official documentation (1st link I provided) under "export" there is a note Note: In section reports, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files using the rendering extensions. In Page report and RDL report, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files to PDF using the export filter.. But it's not working for pdf nor csvs.

            – RMSPereira
            Nov 20 '18 at 16:16











          • that remark in the documentation means the rare case when RDL report is exported via PDF Export filter. by default, HTML5 Viewer uses PDF Rendering Extension for RDL reports where export settings are supported.

            – GrapeCity Team
            Nov 22 '18 at 5:34











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          You can change the file name in the custom export call:
          here is a sample of script:



          viewer.export('PDF',  function (uri) {
          var newWin = null;
          try {
          newWin = window.open(uri);
          } catch (e) { }
          if (!newWin) {
          window.location = uri;
          }},
          true, {
          FileName: 'AnyValidName.pdf'
          });


          Hope it helps.






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          • Thanks for the reply but that script unfortunately doesn't work. I noticed that on the official documentation (1st link I provided) under "export" there is a note Note: In section reports, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files using the rendering extensions. In Page report and RDL report, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files to PDF using the export filter.. But it's not working for pdf nor csvs.

            – RMSPereira
            Nov 20 '18 at 16:16











          • that remark in the documentation means the rare case when RDL report is exported via PDF Export filter. by default, HTML5 Viewer uses PDF Rendering Extension for RDL reports where export settings are supported.

            – GrapeCity Team
            Nov 22 '18 at 5:34
















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          You can change the file name in the custom export call:
          here is a sample of script:



          viewer.export('PDF',  function (uri) {
          var newWin = null;
          try {
          newWin = window.open(uri);
          } catch (e) { }
          if (!newWin) {
          window.location = uri;
          }},
          true, {
          FileName: 'AnyValidName.pdf'
          });


          Hope it helps.






          share|improve this answer
























          • Thanks for the reply but that script unfortunately doesn't work. I noticed that on the official documentation (1st link I provided) under "export" there is a note Note: In section reports, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files using the rendering extensions. In Page report and RDL report, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files to PDF using the export filter.. But it's not working for pdf nor csvs.

            – RMSPereira
            Nov 20 '18 at 16:16











          • that remark in the documentation means the rare case when RDL report is exported via PDF Export filter. by default, HTML5 Viewer uses PDF Rendering Extension for RDL reports where export settings are supported.

            – GrapeCity Team
            Nov 22 '18 at 5:34














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          You can change the file name in the custom export call:
          here is a sample of script:



          viewer.export('PDF',  function (uri) {
          var newWin = null;
          try {
          newWin = window.open(uri);
          } catch (e) { }
          if (!newWin) {
          window.location = uri;
          }},
          true, {
          FileName: 'AnyValidName.pdf'
          });


          Hope it helps.






          share|improve this answer













          You can change the file name in the custom export call:
          here is a sample of script:



          viewer.export('PDF',  function (uri) {
          var newWin = null;
          try {
          newWin = window.open(uri);
          } catch (e) { }
          if (!newWin) {
          window.location = uri;
          }},
          true, {
          FileName: 'AnyValidName.pdf'
          });


          Hope it helps.







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          • Thanks for the reply but that script unfortunately doesn't work. I noticed that on the official documentation (1st link I provided) under "export" there is a note Note: In section reports, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files using the rendering extensions. In Page report and RDL report, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files to PDF using the export filter.. But it's not working for pdf nor csvs.

            – RMSPereira
            Nov 20 '18 at 16:16











          • that remark in the documentation means the rare case when RDL report is exported via PDF Export filter. by default, HTML5 Viewer uses PDF Rendering Extension for RDL reports where export settings are supported.

            – GrapeCity Team
            Nov 22 '18 at 5:34



















          • Thanks for the reply but that script unfortunately doesn't work. I noticed that on the official documentation (1st link I provided) under "export" there is a note Note: In section reports, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files using the rendering extensions. In Page report and RDL report, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files to PDF using the export filter.. But it's not working for pdf nor csvs.

            – RMSPereira
            Nov 20 '18 at 16:16











          • that remark in the documentation means the rare case when RDL report is exported via PDF Export filter. by default, HTML5 Viewer uses PDF Rendering Extension for RDL reports where export settings are supported.

            – GrapeCity Team
            Nov 22 '18 at 5:34

















          Thanks for the reply but that script unfortunately doesn't work. I noticed that on the official documentation (1st link I provided) under "export" there is a note Note: In section reports, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files using the rendering extensions. In Page report and RDL report, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files to PDF using the export filter.. But it's not working for pdf nor csvs.

          – RMSPereira
          Nov 20 '18 at 16:16





          Thanks for the reply but that script unfortunately doesn't work. I noticed that on the official documentation (1st link I provided) under "export" there is a note Note: In section reports, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files using the rendering extensions. In Page report and RDL report, the export settings are not enabled when exporting files to PDF using the export filter.. But it's not working for pdf nor csvs.

          – RMSPereira
          Nov 20 '18 at 16:16













          that remark in the documentation means the rare case when RDL report is exported via PDF Export filter. by default, HTML5 Viewer uses PDF Rendering Extension for RDL reports where export settings are supported.

          – GrapeCity Team
          Nov 22 '18 at 5:34





          that remark in the documentation means the rare case when RDL report is exported via PDF Export filter. by default, HTML5 Viewer uses PDF Rendering Extension for RDL reports where export settings are supported.

          – GrapeCity Team
          Nov 22 '18 at 5:34




















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