Hi.
I'll try to explain the scenario as good as I possibly can.
We have a wysiwyg "editor" in Silverlight where you can build an invoice.
In the footer we have a
Please look at the attached picture. The WrapPanel will place the parts in such a way that if the parts only have a body consisting of one line, two of them can exist in the same column, if not, only one part will exist in the column.
Now the problem is, I need to achieve a somewhat similar effect in the report footer. The report footer will have access to this List<FooterPart> and in some way I need to be able to render the parts in the same way I do in Silverlight using the Wrappanel.
Are there any somewhat easy ways of achieving this? I've also created a support ticket on this about 3 days ago but seeing as it's not an easy question I haven't gotten an answer.
Maybe someone else have had a similar problem. So please share your thoughts and, if any, solutions. :-)
Have a nice day,
E.
I'll try to explain the scenario as good as I possibly can.
We have a wysiwyg "editor" in Silverlight where you can build an invoice.
In the footer we have a
<
WrapPanel
Orientation
=
"Vertical"
/>
. This WrapPanel has an itemsource of List<
FooterPart
>
. The FooterPart object contains a title(going to be viewed as bold) and a body that can contain more than one line.Please look at the attached picture. The WrapPanel will place the parts in such a way that if the parts only have a body consisting of one line, two of them can exist in the same column, if not, only one part will exist in the column.
Now the problem is, I need to achieve a somewhat similar effect in the report footer. The report footer will have access to this List<FooterPart> and in some way I need to be able to render the parts in the same way I do in Silverlight using the Wrappanel.
Are there any somewhat easy ways of achieving this? I've also created a support ticket on this about 3 days ago but seeing as it's not an easy question I haven't gotten an answer.
Maybe someone else have had a similar problem. So please share your thoughts and, if any, solutions. :-)
Have a nice day,
E.