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exporting network as html problem

gyregyre Member Posts: 8
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folks, when i try to use the fing app to export the network as html, if i save as a file, it has a .xml suffix.  if i export it on a remote file system and change .xml to .html then i can open this in safari and it looks great.  is this a known problem?

thanks!

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  • MarcMarc Moderator, Beta Tester Posts: 2,191
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    Confirmed. It saves it as an xml....


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    Thats Daphnee, she's a good dog...
    Robin
  • RobinRobin Administrator, Fing Team Posts: 3,796
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    Thanks for the feedback everyone. We are working on a fix for this.
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  • RobinRobin Administrator, Fing Team Posts: 3,796
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    Hi @gyre
    I have tried both on Safari and chrome and everything is working correctly for me. Can you please share the screenshot for me to investigate?
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  • gyregyre Member Posts: 8
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    edited May 2020

  • gyregyre Member Posts: 8
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    As you can see, when I click on HTML it generates a XML document.
  • RobinRobin Administrator, Fing Team Posts: 3,796
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    Thanks Gyre, As I can see you are using an Apple device. I don't have any apple device to check this. Maybe @rooted @kltaylor @Marc can help me on this one to check. 



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  • gyregyre Member Posts: 8
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    thanks Robin
  • RobinRobin Administrator, Fing Team Posts: 3,796
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    Thanks @Marc
    I will take this feedback to our developers for investigation. 
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  • RobinRobin Administrator, Fing Team Posts: 3,796
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    Marc said:

    Confirmed. It saves it as an xml....


    Is the content inside the file in XML format or HTML format? Can you check?
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  • gyregyre Member Posts: 8
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    It's HTML.  It's the suffix that's incorrect.
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  • MarcMarc Moderator, Beta Tester Posts: 2,191
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    As @gyre mentioned, changing the XML extension to HTML, it rendered perfectly in my browser.
    Thats Daphnee, she's a good dog...
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