jQuery PivotGrid - export

When exporting is enabled, the new "Export to Excel file" entity is added to the context menu. You can specify exporting options using this object.

Generally, exporting is performed using client-side API in browsers. However, the Safari (integrated in Mac OS) browser does not implement an API for saving files. In this instance, the PivotGrid widget can POST the content to a server-side proxy, which will stream the file back to the end user. To enable this functionality, set the export.proxyUrl option to the proxy, which will stream the file to the end user. When implementing the proxy, take the following information into account.

• Your proxy will receive a POST request with the following parameters in the request body: fileName, contentType (the MIME type of the file) and base64 (the base-64 encoded file content).
• The proxy should return the decoded file with the "Content-Disposition" header set to attachment; filename="".

The sample proxy implementation for ASPx-based and PHP-based web servers is presented in the Client-Side Exporting article.