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@allan, could you please tell me how can I implement UTF8, sio PDF export button support Thai language.

Hi Allan! I change the name of pdf or cvs as follow: "aButtons": [ { 'sExtends':'csv', "sFileName": "", "sButtonText": "Excel", 'mColumns':[0,1] }, { 'sExtends':'pdf', "sFileName": "", 'mColumns':[0,1] }, and file name was ***prova.pdf with *** bad character for a file name. So now it's all right! Pat

The PDF creation is client-side, so

I'm afraid that the pdfmake library, which Buttons uses to create the PDF files on the client-side,

why are you using pdfmake as a pdf exporter? Any other suggestions?

are, 1-. make the PDF table centered (it shows

Use the customize option of the pdfHtml5 button type. There are a few examples. You'll also need to refer to the pdfmake documentation as that is the library that is doing the PDF rendering and thus defines the API. Allan

You can customise the PDF output using the customize option of the pdfHtml5 button type, although I

I just solve this by adding lengthMenu: [ [ 10, 25, 50, -1 ], [ '10 rows', '25 rows', '50 rows', 'Show all' ] ], Then "dom": 'Blfrtip', "buttons": [ 'excel', 'pdf' ], So just select Show all and then export =D

The font used in the PDF export is the one supplied by the pdfmake project. You would need to create your own custom front, per their documentation to have that work. Allan