Hi,
I have panel. At design time, Panel1.Location.X is 9.23cm. At run time i want to change it to 0.03cm. here is the code.
I have panel. At design time, Panel1.Location.X is 9.23cm. At run time i want to change it to 0.03cm. here is the code.
Panel1.Location.X.Add(
new Telerik.Reporting.Drawing.Unit(0.03, Telerik.Reporting.Drawing.UnitType.Cm));
But i don't see it gets changed. I've another panel at Location.X = 0.03cm which is made invisible at runtime. Is there anyway to change the location of control at run time?
Thanks in advance.
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Hello Sivam,
Adjusting the item positions at runtime is not that easy as specifying its position. For one, you should be aware of which format you're going to render the report into. For example you cannot have overlapping items in HTML and Excel rendering, thus no matter the actual location you specify, if the item overlaps with another one, it would be automatically moved by the rendering engine.
Another thing to have in mind is the item dependency in a report. An item can only occupy another item's location if there aren't any items with the same Y location as the one made invisible e.g. if you have two textboxes with equal Y location and you hide the left one, if there is a textbox below it, it would not go up because the right one is still there.
Whenever you want to "break" item location dependency, one should use container item such as Panel. Items which are children of different panel parents do not depend on each other.
Best wishes,
Steve
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Adjusting the item positions at runtime is not that easy as specifying its position. For one, you should be aware of which format you're going to render the report into. For example you cannot have overlapping items in HTML and Excel rendering, thus no matter the actual location you specify, if the item overlaps with another one, it would be automatically moved by the rendering engine.
Another thing to have in mind is the item dependency in a report. An item can only occupy another item's location if there aren't any items with the same Y location as the one made invisible e.g. if you have two textboxes with equal Y location and you hide the left one, if there is a textbox below it, it would not go up because the right one is still there.
Whenever you want to "break" item location dependency, one should use container item such as Panel. Items which are children of different panel parents do not depend on each other.
Best wishes,
Steve
the Telerik team
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