Then I also want to know where I would put the CSS code to change the color of some of data.
I saw a few posts on this, but I think I am again missing some details of how to do the change.
Where do I put code to change the color of a cell?
Where do I put code to eliminate the bottom horizontal scroll bar from showing up?
Doing this will probably impact your first question though.
What I do for almost 100% of all tables is have a custom property on the view that is a dataset/json that holds the data that I want. Then on the table I do a transform. That way if I need to export the data out I have an un-spoiled copy of the data that I can do something with.
I got fancy and set the date of the save into the file name accurate to the minute.
I might later append the dropdown of which machines to the file prefix of the file’s name.
Thanks again for the help.
How do I have this open a dialogue box to set the location to save the file?
Or is downloading to the downloads more acceptable?
Yep it will download the file to the default directory for the browser downloads. I don’t know of a way to popup a dialog box to allow the end user to select the save to location.
You tell your browser to ask. Most browsers default to your Downloads folder. You have to tell the browser not to do that. Perspective can't do that for your users.
Not to be ignorant but vision was my bread and butter up to 4 months ago and I had it working there but in Perspective I have no idea where to disable this so it asks.
In your browser's "Options" or "Preferences" or "Settings" menu. Just like you do for downloads from any other website.
It will help you adjust to Perspective if you treat your client's machine as entirely off-limits. Your users just have a view into your operation through their browser.
Howdy. Was using this thread for a few things, but just FYI, if you use Perspective Workstation instead of an OS browser, it will automatically prompt the user to choose a save location. That method helps so users don't need to modify their browser settings to make it ask for a file location.
Unfortunately there are permission issues and whether or not the user has admin rights to allow Ignition to access folder on that persons computer. Using what I did takes all that out of the picture, but you may be doing something else.