I didn't believe it myself until I started messing around with it. I created a report with a subreport and some code behind that builds the subreport dynamically. However, I don't believe that is the issue. I have Adobe 8 Standard installed on my computer with all the updates and when I ran the report during testing, everything looked great. We started running it for another client, and then the problems started. Some of the text was there on the screen, but it was white and it didn't appear. I could select it and copy it into Notepad and verify that the test did indeed exist.
The text that decides not to show is random, it is usually in the header. If I open the same PDF with Adobe 7 Reader and Adobe 8 Reader, there are no problems...it appears only to be with Adobe 8 Standard. The Adobe 8 Standard problem appears to be only when opening the PDF through a web browser. If I save or print the PDF from the web browser, it will appear just fine in the printout (and sometimes correct itself immediately on the screen) or I can open it up with Adobe 8 Standard after downloading it and it looks just fine. It only appears to be when opening through the web browser.
I can send screenshots and the PDF along if necessary, I just need to know where to submit them. All of our other reports seem to be working just fine from what we can tell, it only appears to be this one report that is an issue and only in this one circumstance. I'm running it through the forums here because I wanted to make sure there wasn't anything that I was doing wrong in the setup that's causing it to render incorrectly in some instances.
Thanks,
Adam
The text that decides not to show is random, it is usually in the header. If I open the same PDF with Adobe 7 Reader and Adobe 8 Reader, there are no problems...it appears only to be with Adobe 8 Standard. The Adobe 8 Standard problem appears to be only when opening the PDF through a web browser. If I save or print the PDF from the web browser, it will appear just fine in the printout (and sometimes correct itself immediately on the screen) or I can open it up with Adobe 8 Standard after downloading it and it looks just fine. It only appears to be when opening through the web browser.
I can send screenshots and the PDF along if necessary, I just need to know where to submit them. All of our other reports seem to be working just fine from what we can tell, it only appears to be this one report that is an issue and only in this one circumstance. I'm running it through the forums here because I wanted to make sure there wasn't anything that I was doing wrong in the setup that's causing it to render incorrectly in some instances.
Thanks,
Adam