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for example creating a PDF using a server-side processing.

buttons": [ "copy", "csv", "xls", "pdf", { "type": "print", "buttonText": "Print

as CSV, XLS or PDF files Print view for

plug-in buttons Customising the PDF output (adding text and

Save", "aButtons": [ "csv", "xls", "pdf" ] } ] } } ); } );

description / summary to a PDF export. Default: Empty string

this information to the PDF generator so it can

Bftip', buttons: [ 'copy', 'excel', 'pdf' ] }); This will still work

myTable').DataTable( { buttons: [ 'copy', 'excel', 'pdf' ] } ); This tells Buttons simply

for the Excel and PDF export). The result given

In fact if the two columns regrouped in colspan (Position and Office) are hidden with colvis, then they are not visible in pdf. If just one of the two is hidden with colvis then both are visible in pdf. Pierre.

example for details. The pdfHtml5 documents how to customize the PDF export. Likely you will

We don't have an example of generating a certificate, but the PDF export functionality of DataTables (see example here) uses PDFmake. It would be worth looking at their documentation and seeing if they have basic examples. Colin

help debug. https://datatables.net/manual/tech-notes/10#How-to-provide-a-test-case The PDF export uses PDFMake. You might need to

No. Because the PDF is not an HTML

The flash variant is long since dead. Just use the pdfHtml5 button type. That said, pdf should just proxy through, so I'll have a look at that tomorrow. Allan

image embedding. For the pdf, I'm surprised from your

to the output for PDF. For example if it

amp; saves that as PDF. If anyone needs more than that, they can add pdfmake to do it. You

then gets passed to PDFMake for rendering into a PDF. This example shows how