I have this section of my report both in design mode (design_mode.jpg) and in running mode (running_mode.jpg)
as you can see in running mode, there are things that make this report NOT look professional:
- While line under "Max Presence Clr"
- The gray horizontal lines dividing the data fields on the right hand side, sometimes is thin and sometimes is wide
is there any systematic way to avoid this rendering "errors" ?
regards,
as you can see in running mode, there are things that make this report NOT look professional:
- While line under "Max Presence Clr"
- The gray horizontal lines dividing the data fields on the right hand side, sometimes is thin and sometimes is wide
is there any systematic way to avoid this rendering "errors" ?
regards,
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Squall
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answered on 28 Jun 2013, 08:53 AM
Do you have set white border to this item or the neighboring one?
About the gray horizontal line, you can try with different border sizes to avoid the strange antialiasing.
About the gray horizontal line, you can try with different border sizes to avoid the strange antialiasing.
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Wadigzon
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answered on 23 Aug 2013, 11:37 PM
I think I figured it out ..
looks like textbox objects should not remove their top and bottom border like this:
textbox.style.BorderStyle.Bottom = BorderType.None;
or
textbox.style.BorderStyle.Top = BorderType.None;
in the code behind, it will cause a crazy disruption on the rendering (lines with different thickness),
so you are aware of this.
may be is a bug in the rendering engine.... but as soon as I removed those lines that set the border type to none.
the problem was gone.
looks like textbox objects should not remove their top and bottom border like this:
textbox.style.BorderStyle.Bottom = BorderType.None;
or
textbox.style.BorderStyle.Top = BorderType.None;
in the code behind, it will cause a crazy disruption on the rendering (lines with different thickness),
so you are aware of this.
may be is a bug in the rendering engine.... but as soon as I removed those lines that set the border type to none.
the problem was gone.
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Hi,
In Telerik Reporting the border is drawn halfway in and halfway out, meaning that in your case the second element hides half of the border of the first element. In order to deal with this issue you have to set both bottom and top borders and remove the top borders only where it is necessary.
Regards,
Peter
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In Telerik Reporting the border is drawn halfway in and halfway out, meaning that in your case the second element hides half of the border of the first element. In order to deal with this issue you have to set both bottom and top borders and remove the top borders only where it is necessary.
Regards,
Peter
Telerik
Have you tried the new visualization options in Telerik Reporting Q2 2013? You can get them from your account.