I have a report with about 30 sections that may or may not be displayed depending on choices made by the user. Each section is in a panel that is initially set to not display (visible = false). The panels are stacked up on the page with no space between them and are the full width of the page. At run time I problematically shrink them all to 1px tall and move them to the top of the report with each panel having its top 1px below the preceding one. The ones that the user wants to have printed are set to be visible at run time. Normally this works great and each panel expands to fit it's content and the panels below it are pushed down. But, occasionally certain combinations of panels will overlap each other. There are only a few that do this, but they do it consistently. In one case they are adjacent panels and in the other cases they are separated by a few panels that are still invisible.
Any advice on this problem?
Thanks,
John
3 Answers, 1 is accepted
Please reset the Docking and Anchoring properties of all items.
Panel items can be placed on after another, and when you hide an item the rest content will move into the freed space. As of Telerik reporting R3 2016 the Panel item and sections have CanShrink properties.
For more details, please check Design Considerations for Report Item Layout.
Regards,
Stef
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Please check if there are elements with 0 (zero) width or height and use their Visible properties instead.
In order to investigate the issue, please open a support ticket and send us the problematic report and test data in CSV format we can use locally.
Regards,
Stef
Telerik by Progress