<field>
Specify the order of the fields, along with their labels, by including <field> tags. The fields appear in the exported file in the order in which the <field> tags appear within the <exportbutton> tag. When the <field> tag is used, only the fields specified will be included in the exported file. In this context, the parent of a <field> tag must be an <exportbutton> tag.
| <field -- name of fields to be part of <exportbutton> output | ||
|---|---|---|
| name | Required | Name of a field to be part of export |
| label | Optional | Alias to use in place of field name |
Example
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<exportbutton>
<field name="datetime" label="Date/Time" />
<field name="address_name" label="Address" />
</exportbutton><childtable>
| <childtable -- child table to include in the <exportbutton> output | ||
|---|---|---|
| name | Required | Name of a field to be part of export |
The fields of the child table can be specified with field tags just like in the parent table.
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<exportbutton>
<field name="datetime" label="Date/Time" />
<field name="address_name" label="Address" />
<childtable name="IncidentLog">
<field name="datetime" label="Date/Time" />
<field name="action" label="Action Taken" />
<field name="user" />
</childtable>
</exportbutton>You can use the <exportbutton> tag if you have a license for the Data Manager add-on.