In this tutorial we are going to explain how to use dhtmlxGrid with ASP.NET MVC. Following this article step by step will allow you to implement an editable datagrid with sorting and filtering capabilities. We …
dhtmlxGrid, JavaScript Grid component, now offers export to Excel and PDF services for Java. This functionality has been already introduced for PHP, but we are finally releasing the Java version. We know that many of …
It has been a while since the initial release of Quick Tables, an incredibly easy PHP solution for displaying and editing tabular data stored on a server. Today we present to you a fresh update …
A few months ago we told you about the new export functionality available for dhtmlxGrid (export to PDF and Excel) and dhtmlxScheduler (export to PDF). These features were ‘fresh’ and had a few imperfections, but …
NOTE: This tutorial is for RoR 2. If you’re using RoR 3, please see additional details here. We’ve also posted an updated tutorial for Ruby on Rails 4. This tutorial will show you how to …
UPDATE: Use the links below to download the newest version of the export packages: dhtmlxGrid-to-Excel for PHP dhtmlxGrid-to-Excel for Java dhtmlxGrid-to-Excel for ASP.NET Having developed a way to export grid data to an external …
UPD: Download the most recent Grid-to-PDF packages for PHP, ASP.NET, and Java here. As we were developing printing functionality for dhtmlxScheduler, it made sense to incorporate all the new advantages into the existing Grid-to-PDF service, …
UPD: Download the most recent Grid-to-PDF packages for PHP, ASP.NET, and Java here. If you’ve ever faced the problem of printing data from JavaScript datagrid, then this news will please you. At last we offer …
Update: DHX Quick Tables were deprecated. Now you can use DHTMLX JavaScript spreadsheet instead. The latest version of Quick Tables was released on November 5, 2010. To learn more, read this post or just download …
Translated from original posted on www.monoxrom.net I’ve been trying to have a look at Google Gears in action, but always had some other fish to fry. You can hardly expect a user to agree on …