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David asked on 28 Jul 2011, 08:41 PM
Hi,

I have a couple of question about the Telerik.Reporting product.

1) I created a report that containt a group. This group have a header and a footer. This group may contain over 40 rows (so, too much to stand on only one page) and I want to know if it was a way to print his header at the beginning of each page. Here a picture of what I mean : link

2) Always with the same report, I want to know if it is possible to show a group as soon as it is loaded, even if the other group aren't, In other worlds, let's said that my report have a group that appears 100 times. What I want is that, the first group appears once it is load, then the second, then the third, ... and not that I have to wait a couple of seconds before they all appears.

3) Last question : is it possible to not show a footer on the first page, but to show it on all the other pages. In fact, I want to show the number of the page, but I not on the first page. I read that I can use report book, but I'm not sure it is the right solution in my case. 

Thank you in advance

PS : I have a another question. It is possible to open a report in a pdf inside a web page (like this). In the learning guide, they only show how to open it in a standard pdf. not inside a web page. Thanks 

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Peter
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answered on 29 Jul 2011, 02:17 PM
Hello David,

I will answer your questions in the order they have been raised:
  1. To print the group header on every page just set GroupHeaderSection.PrintOnEveryPage to True.
  2. Currently the report viewers can display the report once the whole report is processed and rendered. 
  3. In order to hide the page footer on the first page you have to set PageFooter.PrintOnFirstPage to false. Just to note that page header and footer sections are not related to the report itself, but are relative to the margins of the report's media, i.e. to the paper or screen. Thus the space they've taken up would always be preserved no matter their visibility.
  4. Yes you can open PDF reports directly inside a web page. I have attached a sample solution.

Kind regards,
Peter
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answered on 29 Jul 2011, 03:44 PM
Thank you, it help me a lot
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