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Sergio E.
Hi, I'm thinking about a trouble exposed before about a gridview export into
an excel file, and in this moment I see that maybe gridview is correctly
generated and the cells doesn't have any information about color, font,
etc., because I'm using a css file...
so I'm wondering if it would be possible to make a reverse engineering to
the attached css file to obtain that properties, something like:
me.css(me.gridview1.rowstyle.cssclass).backcolor
the fact is that I can't find any property or event in the "me" or "page"
objects that gives to me access to the css attached file...
does anybody knows how to do this things?
thanks in advance...
an excel file, and in this moment I see that maybe gridview is correctly
generated and the cells doesn't have any information about color, font,
etc., because I'm using a css file...
so I'm wondering if it would be possible to make a reverse engineering to
the attached css file to obtain that properties, something like:
me.css(me.gridview1.rowstyle.cssclass).backcolor
the fact is that I can't find any property or event in the "me" or "page"
objects that gives to me access to the css attached file...
does anybody knows how to do this things?
thanks in advance...