nRet = MTblExportToHTML( hWndTbl, sFile, nHTMLFlags, nExportFlags, nRowFlagsOn, nRowFlagsOff, nColFlagsOn, nColFlagsOff )

Deprecated, this function will no longer be developed and may not work properly anymore!

Exports a table to a HTML file.

Parameters
hWndTbl
Window Handle: Handle of the table

sFile
String: Path/name of the HTML file to create

nHTMLFlags
Number: Optional HTML flags:

MTE_HTML_OPEN_FILE

Opens the created file

MTE_HTML_ROW_HEIGHT

Sets the current row height of the table in the appropriate tags of the HTML file

nExportFlags
Number: Optional export flags:

MTE_COL_HEADERS

Exports column headers

MTE_COLORS

Exports text and background colors

MTE_FONTS

Exports fonts and font enhancements

MTE_GRID

Exports grid lines

MTE_SPLIT_ROWS

Exports also split rows ( if any )

RowFlagsOn
Number: The flags a row should have to be exported

RowFlagsOff
Number: The flags a row should not have to be exported

ColFlagsOn
Number: The flags a column should have to be exported

ColFlagsOff
Number: The flags a column should not have to be exported

Return
Number: 1 if successful or one of the following error codes:

MTE_ERR_FILE

A file error occured

MTE_ERR_OPEN

The created file could not be opened

MTE_ERR_EXCEPTION

Another exception occured

MTE_ERR_NOT_SUBCLASSED

The table isn't subclassed with MTblSubClass

Example
In this example all visible rows ( incl. split rows ) and columns of a table are exported to the file "c:\mtbl.htm" with column headers, colors, fonts and grid. The created file is opened:

Set sFile = "c:\\mtbl.htm"
Set nHTMLFlags = MTE_HTML_OPEN_FILE
Set nExportFlags = MTE_COL_HEADERS | MTE_COLORS | MTE_FONTS | MTE_GRID | MTE_SPLIT_ROWS
Set nRowFlagsOn = 0
Set nRowFlagsOff = ROW_Hidden
Set nColFlagsOn = COL_Visible
Set nColFlagsOff = 0
Set nRet = MTblExportToHTML( hWndTbl, sFile, nHTMLFlags, nExportFlags, nRowFlagsOn, nRowFlagsOff, nColFlagsOn, nColFlagsOff )

Remarks
If the file to create already exists it will be overwritten.

Some characters are replaced with the appropriate HTML special character ( e.g. '<' is peplaced with '&#60;' ).
To avoid that for the cells of a column, set the column flag MTBL_COL_FLAG_EXPORT_AS_TEXT.

See also
Exports

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