Hi,
I have a radgrid that I use the PDFExport() to export the data to a PDF. Great!
I set a filename with French accents, example VÀèn (Changed to this on export - VÉ - when running ExportToPdf()).
The issue I have is that my application sets the filename correctly, but when the pdfexport method runs it encodes the filename, special characters, making the filename wrong when a user saves the pdf. We set the filename to be the name of the grid, which makes sense, so it's important that the pdfexport respects the french accents, especially since our clients are sensitive to having proper accents for French.
I'm not sure if there is a solution or this is something to look into for a new release. Has this been addressed?
A simple test is to run the ExportToPdf() on a grid and assign a filename with some french accents. for example.
MyGrid.ExportSettings.FileName = "VÀèn";
MyGrid.MasterTableView.ExportToPdf();
Thanks very much for assistance and consideration -- its really appreciated.
I have a radgrid that I use the PDFExport() to export the data to a PDF. Great!
I set a filename with French accents, example VÀèn (Changed to this on export - VÉ - when running ExportToPdf()).
The issue I have is that my application sets the filename correctly, but when the pdfexport method runs it encodes the filename, special characters, making the filename wrong when a user saves the pdf. We set the filename to be the name of the grid, which makes sense, so it's important that the pdfexport respects the french accents, especially since our clients are sensitive to having proper accents for French.
I'm not sure if there is a solution or this is something to look into for a new release. Has this been addressed?
A simple test is to run the ExportToPdf() on a grid and assign a filename with some french accents. for example.
MyGrid.ExportSettings.FileName = "VÀèn";
MyGrid.MasterTableView.ExportToPdf();
Thanks very much for assistance and consideration -- its really appreciated.
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Hello Remi,
I suppose you are using Internet Explorer. If that is so, please try the following approach:
Please let me know whether this helps.
Best regards,
Daniel
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I suppose you are using Internet Explorer. If that is so, please try the following approach:
RadGrid1.ExportSettings.FileName = HttpUtility.UrlEncode("TEXT_TO_BE_ENCODED", System.Text.Encoding.UTF8);Please let me know whether this helps.
Best regards,
Daniel
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