XLXS Export

[drich400]

Hello,
We are on Version 6 fix pack 0.2 I am using the Chrome browser. Version 91.0.4472.106 (Official Build) (64-bit)
We have a few grid that have the property csv export set to true and this works really well.
We have added xlsx export true to the same grid.

When we click on Export to Excel The csv is downloaded.
When we click on Export to XLXS the screen blinks. There are no errors in the job log.

When we look at developer tools in the browser and the command console there is an error that states:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found)
genie.js?t=368.12545&mtime=20210119182934:237 Failed to load /jszip/jszip.min.js

When I right click on each link and then click on copy link address I get the following information.
https://arkonaq.dmsqa.dealertrack.com/j ... zip.min.js
and
https://arkonaq.dmsqa.dealertrack.com/p ... 0119182934

I fully expected the first link: https://arkonaq.dmsqa.dealertrack.com/j ... zip.min.js
to be:
https://arkonaqa.dmsqa.dealertrack.com/ ... zip.min.js

because that is where the file is an all of the profoundui files are in that directory or subdirectory.
Any suggestions?

[Scott Klement]

Hello,

You want the ENTIRE IFS to be shared as a URL from your HTTP server? In other words, you want links like http://your-server:port/www/profoundui/htdocs/jszip/jszip.min.js to work? This is possible, but would be a HUGE security risk since you're essentially making your entire computer publicly available. I don't think Profound Logic would be willing to support a scenario like that.

The normal configuration is for the HTTP server to specify a "document root", and the URLs are all relative to that point. The default documentRoot for Profound UI is /www/profoundui/htdocs -- so a URL that ends in /jszip/jszip.min.js would point to a file in the IFS named /www/profoundui/htdocs/jszip/jszip.min.js

For some reason, it seems that you are missing this file. Perhaps your installation got screwed up somehow? or perhaps your system admin is block access to that URL for some reason?

Also V6 fix pack 0.2 is more than 3 years old at this point, and there have been quite a large number of improvements made to the XLSX export since then. Please consider updating.

[drich400]

Thank you for the information. I turns out we have multiple instances of profound http servers and each documentRoot is a little different for each instance, and the jszip/jszip.min.js does not exist in each documentRoot directory. Thank you for your patience with my question. You have been very helpful.

[Scott Klement]

Interesting. I wonder why it doesn't exist in any of your locations?