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Hi Michael,
We believe that we provide comprehensive enough error messages, so that you can figure out what is wrong with your report data. Is there any reason why you would like to show a generic error msg instead of trying to handle the error so that it does not occur?
Anyway, you can handle it as you would normally do yourself by hooking up to the ItemDataBound event of the specific field you work with.
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We believe that we provide comprehensive enough error messages, so that you can figure out what is wrong with your report data. Is there any reason why you would like to show a generic error msg instead of trying to handle the error so that it does not occur?
Anyway, you can handle it as you would normally do yourself by hooking up to the ItemDataBound event of the specific field you work with.
Best wishes,
Steve
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Michael
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answered on 22 Aug 2008, 02:26 PM
The error msg is fine. I just want to limit it to a smaller amount of text so the end user sees something simple. For instance, I am loading images into a report and if the image is not available I just want to display an 'N/A' instead of:
#ERROR# Could not find file 'C:\Development\MediaMasterLive\MyoohMedia\UploadThumb\59\267\311.bmp'.
I put a breakpoint in the ItemDatabound event, but the code never breaks there when I preview. Are breakpoints not honored when you preview? Do I have to run the app and then the report to hit the breakpoint?
Thanks
I put a breakpoint in the ItemDatabound event, but the code never breaks there when I preview. Are breakpoints not honored when you preview? Do I have to run the app and then the report to hit the breakpoint?
Thanks
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Hi Michael,
There is an easier way to achieve what you want. Instead of trying to manually handle the error, you can simply use one of the built-in functions to help you do that i.e.:
=IIf(Fields.MyImage <> "", Fields.MyImage, "N/A")
Of course the check in your case might be different, depending on what is returned from your database.
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Steve
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There is an easier way to achieve what you want. Instead of trying to manually handle the error, you can simply use one of the built-in functions to help you do that i.e.:
=IIf(Fields.MyImage <> "", Fields.MyImage, "N/A")
Of course the check in your case might be different, depending on what is returned from your database.
Kind regards,
Steve
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Michael
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answered on 22 Aug 2008, 03:50 PM
The database returns the path to the image, but the image file is not there so the picturebox cannot load the image and the error message is displayed.
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Hi Michael,
In this case the easiest way to handle such scenario would be to create a user function, and implement your logic that checks if the provided path returns and image and if not show N/A. Then you can use the function in your report definition item like this:
=MyUserFunction(Fields.MyImage)
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Steve
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In this case the easiest way to handle such scenario would be to create a user function, and implement your logic that checks if the provided path returns and image and if not show N/A. Then you can use the function in your report definition item like this:
=MyUserFunction(Fields.MyImage)
Kind regards,
Steve
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Jeremy Mann
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answered on 29 Sep 2009, 05:43 PM
I'm having the same issue as Michael.
Seems silly to have to create a function that requires disc IO just to workaround a Telerik error message not to mention this is pre databinding and not a fool proof way to prevent the current error. The suggestion means the pictureBox does a double disc IO hit for each PictureBox; once to check its there, and the other to grab it.
I'd like to just test for the error and handle it in my own way AFTER or WHEN the telerik pictureBox errors. Is there a way to test or override the error? Perhaps using the ItemDataBound event and detect the error? I would rather trap and have visible=false; or set some default image then display the nasty looking message that's currently present when an image file is missing from the server.
Seems silly to have to create a function that requires disc IO just to workaround a Telerik error message not to mention this is pre databinding and not a fool proof way to prevent the current error. The suggestion means the pictureBox does a double disc IO hit for each PictureBox; once to check its there, and the other to grab it.
I'd like to just test for the error and handle it in my own way AFTER or WHEN the telerik pictureBox errors. Is there a way to test or override the error? Perhaps using the ItemDataBound event and detect the error? I would rather trap and have visible=false; or set some default image then display the nasty looking message that's currently present when an image file is missing from the server.
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Hello Jeremy,
In Q2 2009 we've implemented processing error handling, which can be used for this purpose.
Best wishes,
Steve
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In Q2 2009 we've implemented processing error handling, which can be used for this purpose.
Best wishes,
Steve
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john81
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answered on 18 Jan 2010, 09:14 PM
I'm having the same issue with images. I'm returning the image using a url but not all images will be present so I'd like a way to not show the error box. Do you have an example of processing error handling so that I can trap a 404 not found error in my picture box and not have the error box displayed?