Sorry I misread your post Gokul,
I did similar implementation earlier like exporting qlik object, please go through the given code, it may help you.
function callbackExport(){
console.log("Exported successfully");
}
User.exportObject = function(jsObj, qvObj){
if(jsObj == undefined)
return;
console.log("Selected Object");
console.log(jsObj);
app.getObject(jsObj, qvObj).then(function(retObj){
//retObj.exportData("CSV_C");
/* exportObjOptions = {
//format:'OOXML',
//filename:'filename'+(new Date().getTime()),
//download:true
};
retObj.exportData(exportObjOptions,callbackExport ); */
var exportConfig = {
download: true,
filename: 'my-export',
format: 'OOXML'
};
/* retObj.exportData(exportConfig, function ( reply ) {
console.log( 'Created export file: ', reply );
}); */
//retObj.exportData({download: true});
retObj.exportData( 'CSV_C', '/qHyperCubeDef', 'line chart WITH P', 'P').then(function(c){
var d = "../.." + c.result.qUrl;
exportConfig.download && window.open(d), callbackExport && callbackExport(d)
});
});
};
User.checkUserSession();
$('.exportChart').on('click',function(event){
console.log($(this).html());
var href = $(this).attr('href');
href = href.replace("#", "");
User.exportObject( href ,'BjqzLp' );
});
ref: exportData method ‒ Qlik Sense
Thanks,
Ganesh
