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I think that it would be useful to add a <noscript> block which links to the raw data (and ensure that curl can be used to download it). This is useful if the u
by zzo38computer 6y ago
I think that it would be useful to add a <noscript> block which links to the raw data (and ensure that curl can be used to download it). This is useful if the user wishes to use their own software to deal with it (perhaps LibreOffice; I don't know what other Free software is compatible with Excel, but someone might have one).
- arnihermann 6y agoI would love to understand this use case better. What kind of raw data would you like to see from GRID?
- zzo38computer 6y agoJust whatever data is being shown interactively, to also be available as a file that you can download (in order that you can process it locally). Otherwise, if you have a link to the interactive report but not to the data as a downloadable file, it won't work so well; users (at least myself) would complain.
- arnihermann 6y agoThanks for elaborating – I think I see your point. The good news is, for your own GRID documents, they're going to be backed by a spreadsheet file you made or already have access to. However, in the case of GRID documents made by others, it's up to them if they want to make the underlying spreadsheet model available to the users viewing the GRID document. You can see an example of this here: https://grid.is/@sigrid/scenario-analysis-user-funnel-P1yGUFDJQ1amK9sIpofWDA https://grid.is/@sigrid/scenario-analysis-user-funnel-P1yGUF... – at the bottom of the document, the document author has made the spreadsheet available for anyone. Hope this helps.