Fixed an issue that occurred when you try to download table data as CSV

[ruchir19]

Fixed an issue that occurred when you try to download table data as CSV with multiple headers and Colspan greater than 3. It caused column header alignment problem when I export out.

Here is the table which was causing problem.

[Mottie]

Hi @ruchir19!

Thanks for taking the time to submit a PR... I can't tell that the change made any difference in the two demos I set up:

Current code (demo)

Output

Case Type,Total Case Count,Total No. of Rooms,Total Room Idle Time,Total Case Count,Total No. of Rooms,Total Room Idle Time
A,15,5,20,12,7,21
C,25,4,10,12,6,12
B,13,4,33,12,7,16

PR code (demo)

Output

Case Type,Total Case Count,Total No. of Rooms,Total Room Idle Time,Total Case Count,Total No. of Rooms,Total Room Idle Time
A,15,5,20,12,7,21
C,25,4,10,12,6,12
B,13,4,33,12,7,16

Is there something in the HTML that I'm missing?

[ruchir19]

Hi @Mottie ,

Thanks for getting back to me. I am using similar HTML. Problem occurs when we try to export CSV with both the header rows by enabling widgetOptions. I have forked your demos with some more columns and included widgetOptions in JS.

Current Code (demo)

Notice that it skipped top header alternatively for 2016 Q1 and 2015 Q3 while exporting CSV resulting column header alignment problem

PR Code (demo)

PR fixes that issue.

Please feel free to message me if you find any other issue regarding this.

[Mottie]

Ok, that looks good then! Thanks again!

[ruchir19]

NP. Happy to Contribute. :)