Hi,

You can try this code. $g is grid object. array 3rd index is set to true.

$e["on_export"] = array("custom_export", null, true);
$g->set_events($e);

// custom on_export callback function
function custom_export($param)
{
	$grid = $param["grid"];
	$grid->execute_query("UPDATE ....");
}

Excellent and very straight forward, works perfectly!

Thank you for the quick response!

Mike

A follow-up question, sorry, I forgot to ask. Is there a way to pass-in the filter variables to the Function? I know how to pass parameters for add/edit, but if I Just have an inline filter for several columns for the export, can I add those filters?

Something like {$data[“params”][“filter_1”]} ?

Thanks again

Mike

You can debug $param inside the callback function, like

print_r($param); 
die;

$param array contains array of rows to be exported.

Thanks for the update!

That is another simple thing I overlooked.

Appreciate the feedback!

Mike