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Ok thats fine. I would not like the client to have the file anyway. I want it all to be saved on the server side.<br />
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How will i go around to implement this???<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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introlux
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I have read this help but still not what im looking to do. I need an example which I can then manupilate it to my own design like I have with other problems.<br />
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Alll help will be appreciated.<br />
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introlux
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I have sorted out this problem!<br />
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Thanks for all the support<br />
<br />
introlux
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The title guves you the problem I am having. I would like some smaple code of writing a CSV file using client side javascript.<br />
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Any idea????<br />
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I am using Visual Studio .Net 2005 in c#. I have text boxes where user inputs. After all data is input, it writes to a database (access) and would also like it create the CSV file with the exact data entered in the write correct rows etc...<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
introlux
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The title guves you the problem I am having. I would like some smaple code of writing a CSV file using client side javascript.

Any idea????

I am using Visual Studio .Net 2005 in c#. I have text boxes where user inputs. After all data is input, it writes to a database (access) and would also like it create the CSV file with the exact data entered in the write correct rows etc...

Thanks,

introlux

Ok thats fine. I would not like the client to have the file anyway. I want it all to be saved on the server side.

How will i go around to implement this???

Thanks,

introlux

I have read this help but still not what im looking to do. I need an example which I can then manupilate it to my own design like I have with other problems.

Alll help will be appreciated.

introlux

I have sorted out this problem!

Thanks for all the support

introlux

writing a CSV file using client side javascript??????????

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