I am using a customised linq to sql datacontext in a objectdatasource. When I add this datasource to a table, it shows error  'Ambiguous match found'. I think it's my Shadowed property that causes this error. Is there any work around? I need to use Shadows as I want to hide the property generated from  linq to sql datacontext and use my inherited class with pre-filtering.

This is what my customised datacontext looks like: 

Hello.
telerik reporting:

I'm doing some reports but I think consultation with a string and pass it to SqlQuery.SelectCommand need.

example:
this.SqlQuery.SelectCommand = "SELECT * FROM WHERE EMBARQUE_HISTORICO_DOV (FECHA_EMBARQUE> = TO_DATE (\ '22 / 05/2014" + "\ ', \' dd / MM / yyyy \ ')) AND (FECHA_EMBARQUE <= TO_DATE (\ '23 / 05/2014 \ ', \' dd / MM / yyyy \ ')) ";
I enter that manually and it generates the report, we mention that this database pl / sql developer.

So I think my string and the select, from and where I need and what happened as a parameter to the report. As the recovery of the parameter string in telerik reporting.
Should be:
this.SqlQuery.SelectCommand = Mystring

Dear Telerik,

Can you advise me where to find more information about enabling PPTX export option on the Telerik Report Viewer? So far I only have the following options: pdf/csv/excel/rich/TIFF/web/XPS.

Also if possible, where can I find more demo documentation (like rad controls) for telerik reporting?

Thanks,
Jonathan

I have to create a report in C# with a design like tables in tables. Repeating datas have different column and row counts and different data types (string and bool). So I can not use wizard an I have to create it in code behind.

The answers you gave far questions like this leads to videos and help pages which are teaching wizards. I could not find a good answer for my question at the and of google search for 3 days and 38 hours. Please help.

Hi,

I am using the HTML5 report viewer and even though I have installed and told the report to render styles using the TTF version of Open Sans, it is instead substituting Microsoft Sans Serif when showing it on the site in HTML5.  It is working fine in the report designer for Visual Studio. i.e. it is rendering using Open Sans and the style definitions are all correct.

Please help.

Andrew

Hi
I am new to telerik reporting.
I currently have a MVC web application that shows a telerik report. I want to get and pass multi parameter to telerik report given by  input from stored procedure.
Now I want to know  how to bind and load data to telerik report. anyone can help me?


Thank You

I need to draw a Trend Graph with a date time value on the X Axe and a Value on the Y Axe.
I have many samples (1000) within a short period less (10 minutes) and I'd like to see an entry in the graph at every second.

DateTime Scale doesn't allow to use seconds so I choose the Category Graph option but I cannot limit the number of labels of the X Axe that will be too much (1000).

Is there any way to solve my issue either with DateTime Scale or with Category Scale?


Michele 

Hi,

Is the only way to run HTML 5 reports to purchase a license for Kendo UI Pro too?

Kind regards

Andrew

I migrated from Telerik Reporting 2013 Q3 to 2014 Q1.
I was surprised to see that setting Style.Font.Bold=true applies the style "font-weight:600" instead of "font-weight:bold".
This leads to Chrome not showing elements in bold...

Anyone know how to fix this?
This appears to be a bug in the latest reporting.
Mike

On the demo when I print with the HTML5 viewer it creates a popup and then downloads a PDF, when I click on the PDF, then it brings up a print menu. A longer process and hoops to go through and more pop-up blocking.
Now vs the ASP.NET version on the demo, it just brings up the printing dialog.
I'm using chrome on windows 8.1.

I think my question is more on the future of reports.  HTML5 viewer is new and probably has stuff to work out.  I'm currently using ASP.NET viewer and I'm very happy with it.  The ASP.NET viewer isn't going away anytime soon in favor or HTML5 is it?  Are there any advantages of the HTML5 viewer that should make me drop the ASP.NET one?