If you need CSV for Excel, you are better off with generating it directly from your data source.
The same applies to iCal for Outlook (you can take a look at DDay.iCal library).
If you mean exporting the graphic output, that's difficult. You need to use a browser (IE or Mozilla) programmatically to render it and than capture the output. Some attempts to achieve this can be found on the Internet. I've tried it myself in a different context some time ago and it was not a reliable solution.
Another option would be to include the PNG/JPG export natively but the questions is: What is it good for? If you have an interesting and relevant use case it wouldn't be impossible.
Comment posted by Anonymous 18 years ago.
Yes, to generate a calendar for printing (without all the problems with IE and Firefox with strange printing).
Comment posted by Dan Letecky 18 years ago.
I could try tweaking the HTML to make the output look better after printing. But this might be more difficult than producing a clean PNG from scratch. I would like to take a look at it, but it won't be before 4.4 release.
Comment posted by Anonymous 18 years ago.
I would be interested for a PNG, maybe a next feature :)
Very good control !
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