Scenario: ASP.NET 4.0 where report is passed to report viewer in a separate page.
When certain parameters are applied to the data, column headers in the page header disappear entirely, or appear to be partially obscured (text is cut-off vertically). The column headers are in the page header -- I want them to appear on every page.
Attached is a view of the "normal" report vs. the filtered report where column headers disappear. I don't have a view of the obscured header available at the moment.
There is no code that modifies the report. This is just the report acting differently with different data.
What's happening? Is this a known bug? Are there any ways to eliminate or reduce the likelihood?
When certain parameters are applied to the data, column headers in the page header disappear entirely, or appear to be partially obscured (text is cut-off vertically). The column headers are in the page header -- I want them to appear on every page.
Attached is a view of the "normal" report vs. the filtered report where column headers disappear. I don't have a view of the obscured header available at the moment.
There is no code that modifies the report. This is just the report acting differently with different data.
What's happening? Is this a known bug? Are there any ways to eliminate or reduce the likelihood?
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
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Hi Rick,
We see that you've downloaded a pretty old reporting version, so our suggestion is to upgrade to the latest one and if the problem persists, provide us with a runnable sample that exhibits the issue. There were similar problems when the sum of the height of all sections is smaller than the page header section, then its height would be cut off to match the one of the other sections summary, but it should be resolved in the latest version.
All the best,
Steve
the Telerik team
We see that you've downloaded a pretty old reporting version, so our suggestion is to upgrade to the latest one and if the problem persists, provide us with a runnable sample that exhibits the issue. There were similar problems when the sum of the height of all sections is smaller than the page header section, then its height would be cut off to match the one of the other sections summary, but it should be resolved in the latest version.
All the best,
Steve
the Telerik team
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