MIME TYPE ; application/vnd.ms-excel

HI
i have bsp page which i have declared mime type application/vnd.ms excel the idea is to download the entire contents in local machine . when i click generate excel i get 3 buttons open ,save ,cancel. how can i capture the event open in the page .a sample code will be very helpfull
reagrds
Prasun

Hi
This is sample code need to be declared in the OnInputProcessing an event for an ID:
data:
w_event type ref to cl_htmlb_event,
w_obj type ref to object,
w_mod type ref to cl_htmlb_inputfield,
w_module type string.
data:
   tv type ref to cl_htmlb_tableview,
   tv_data type ref to cl_htmlb_event_tableview.
call method cl_htmlb_manager=>get_event
exporting
    request = runtime->server->request
receiving
    event   = w_event.
case w_event->id.
when 'open'.
    call method cl_htmlb_manager=>get_data
      exporting
        request = runtime->server->request
        name    = 'inputfield'
        id      = 'module'
      receiving
        data    = w_obj.
       w_mod ?= w_obj.
       w_module = w_mod->value.
endcase.
'open' this open you need to declare in HTMLB Button Tag with Option ID...in this way as soon as you click the Button OPEN the Event will be triggered
Regards,
Rajani

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