Hi,

On my Form, I have a bunch of fields, about 40.  These are mostly
RadTextBoxes and RadDatControls, and 3 or 4 LARGE RadTextBoxes.

Basically, with a standard layout form, I want to create the same kind of report,
as if it was a Screenshot of the Form.  Anotherwards, everything should line
up approximately the same way.

I don't want to have your typical report with 5 or 6 columns across,   I need
to show all of the data on the report.

I haven't browsed the forum much yet, but am planning to do so.  Do you have any ideas or links on how to make a complex form report.

Thanks,
David

This is the code I have now, and I'm trying to tweak it to make it work.

TR.BS_TrackingDataSet1TableAdapters.

Subpoena_OrdersTableAdapter s = new TR.BS_TrackingDataSet1TableAdapters.Subpoena_OrdersTableAdapter();

TR.

BS_TrackingDataSet1.Subpoena_OrdersDataTable t = new TR.BS_TrackingDataSet1.Subpoena_OrdersDataTable();

t = s._Get(4);

TR.

Report3 r = new TR.Report3();

r.DataSource = t;

rvFTBReport.Report = r;

rvFTBReport.DataBind();

Do you have any examples of how to use a Date Selector so a user can select From and To dates to generate a report (Show me everyone who has registered From: 03/01/2008 To: 03/06/2888)?

I tried to set "Main report is Portrait and Subreport is Landscape", but seems to be not successful. My result is "Main report is Portrait" and "Subreport is also Portriat" (NO matter I had setted Subreport to Landscape).
Any hints?
My Telerik Report verion is 2.0.1.0.

Benson.

I want that the next details right after previous group footer.
How can I remove that?

I am trying to generate a report, and the wizard is giving me an error.

Can anyone suggest how to overcome this issue while still using DAL's or do I have to use the builtin DB connection stuff?

Screenshot

Hi,

Programming in VB.

I am using Telerik reporting in our website development along with all your other asp.net controls and I need to programmatically produce a pdf file and the save it to a subdomain on the server.
I have used your code snippet (July 18, 2007) to produce the pdf and this works fine, but I would like to extend the code to save the pdf to a folder on a subdomain.

I notice a commented out line in the code

'WriteToFile(Server.MapPath("~\temp\" & fileName), reportBytes)

Perhaps this is what I am looking for, but I don't understand how to implement it.

Regards,

Andy.

I have users logging in using simple HTTP Auth (NTLM on IIS). I need this info, the user id / pw to be passed to the report i am creating. How can i do that ?

I have a report, that is databound from code behind.  In order to set up the report quickly, i used the report wizard

During the Wizard setup, I provide it with the SQL query from my stored procedure, minus the parameters.

Once the report is designed, i then sever the link to the DataTableAdapter that was created by the wizard

In the need datasource method of the report, i provide it with a data table that is filled from my sqlcommand

In the report, i remove the link to the datasource that was referenced from the wizard

when i run the report, no data is shown in the viewer, however when i export to PDF or Excel, the data is shown.

am i missing a configuration?  Do i have to do it completely from code behind?...i hope not

obviously when i go into the value of the textbox, and look at the fields, there is no field data...

please help me shed some light as to what i am doing wrong

Thanks

I am creating a report that will render directly to PDF.   There are several pages or elements that will have background images...which we are currently rendering as PNG files.   We exported them at 300 dpi in order to accomodate the highest pdf export resolution possible (intended for print)...but when included in the page they get rendered with about 15% of the image off the right + bottom of the page.

Is there a recommended "pixel" or "dimensions" for a full page background...meaning something that will fill edge to edge without actually going off the edge of the page?  Please advise!

Side note:   I don't know if it will make much difference...but we are placing some elements close to the edge of the page..so have set page margins to 0 all the way around.

Thank you!
-David