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Set table width to 100% on PDF export in Datatables

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I've been using DataTables a lot these days, it's good. Actually, it's a very good plug-in for displaying data in table (haha), with lots of interaction.

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Here it goes:

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I am developing this web mapping application using Django(GeoDjango), Openlayers and PostgreSQL(PostGIS plugin). It is quite good but when having a huge set of data(shapefile/rows in the table/polygons with multiple vertices) it is "laggy". Panning and browsing on the map and rendering of layers is too slow.

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