I am using ag-grid in angular, pagination of 200 rows per page.
when I reach to the end of the page, the grid does not recognize it, and it continues to scroll down, (presenting the first rows of the grid).
does someone encounter similar problem?
thanks a lot.
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I have 5 multiselects(select2) placed in a single row. When I select more than 2 options from the dropdown in any of those selects, they expands downwards, which gives the page a weird look. Is it possible to somehow stop this expansion? Like somehow 'unwrap' the list of selected options?
I searched throughout the internet, but in all examples the select was as wide as the page, with only 2-3 options, hence no possibility of it expanding.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
It seems so basic and surely resolved by SSRS 2014 SP1 but I can't find a way in Print Layout (for PDF ultimately, but this is simple display) to allow a tablix to render at the top of following pages when a text box displays above it on the first page (eg. address details which would not be wanted on every subsequent page filled by tablix results). This results in unprofessional wasted white space above the results on every page after the first.
The tablix seems "stuck" so it only starts on the page wherever you put it on the design layout (using Report Builder because SSDT not playing with VS2015, but same things should apply). That's when the text box above it naturally doesn't even display on the subsequent pages - why would it, it's done its job and is not repeateable! After all, it's not in a header.
Have set the textbox to CanShrink=true but its still holding the space (because it's content remains, fair enough).
Also tried hiding the textbox (and should be able to do this conditionally on subsequent pages) but whitespace is still there, which is odd and perhaps shows the real limitation.
Applied ConsumeContainerWhitespace=true on report level (you would have thought that would do the trick) but no joy.
Even put both textbox and tablix in a same Rectangle so they become "peers" and maybe control the whitespace better, but nope.
Would prefer the header to repeat and the textbox address to only be on the first page, but another annoying limitation is that for headers there's only a "PrintOnFirstPage" option, not one to print on first page only! Of course, a workaround for that like SSRS Report Builder - Only Show Header On First Page (With Page Numbers) is to move textbox into the body area and hide, but as noted, that still leaves the stupid whitespace on every subsequent page - d'oh!
Surely there's a way to resolve this basic requirement, or maybe I'm missing something obvious?
EDIT: Remembered I never had this problem before and realised it's now only because there are multiple Projects per Worker (sorry, not enough rep yet for pic). If I choose a parameter period with only one project, the line descriptions will continue on the top of any subsequent pages. Only if the tablix header group (Project: [TaskDesc] and Worker) changes does a new page start - but with the tablix at the original page 1 layout location (ie under the textbox), not at the top of the subsequent page where it should be. Hope this clarifies - looks like a bug, odd tablix behaviour, but maybe a workaround?
If you want a non-repeating TextBox, just make sure it's outside of a repeating report element. This means outside of a Tablix or Rectangle.
Just place the TextBox at the top of your page and place the Tablix/Rectangle below it. When the Tablix/Rectangle grows beyond the maximum page height, it will break and continue at the top of a new page.
If you simply think there is too much empty space at the top of the page, try fiddling around with the page margins.
I'm working on creating a report for a client. I've attached an image to show what I'm expecting (the left side), and what I'm getting after the first page (the right side). The Group Detail section is comprised of a table. I've tried adjusting the Keep Together properties of the table, the group, the section. Just about everywhere I could think of. It prints just fine on page one, and then on page 2, starts getting funky and cut off. I've even set a pagebreak at the end of the Detail Section. Any ideas or suggestions? I've also posted this over on the Telerik forums. However, after I did so, I was told by friends/co-workers that answers there can often be slow in the coming.
When we use Table in Telerik Reporting, we should embed Table in Panel in design time.
so that it can properly fit on page when it gets previewed in ReportViewer and we will restrict a table to being cut or go to second page.
I have a report that I'm having a bit of an issue with. The keep together appears to work sometimes, and not at others. On top of that, due to the attempt at the separation of records in the report, the alignment is off. Here's the rdlc inside visual studio:
Here's page 1:
Page 1 looks fine. I'm just showing this as a reference. Page 2:
Now, with page 2, you can see that the pink header bar is right underneath the pink line, which is exactly how it should be. But looking at page 3:
You can see several things happening here. 1.) The record starts far below the pink line. 2.) At the bottom, you can see that the whole record is not on the page. The rest of it is on page 4 (this is the most important issue). Now, I've turned keep together set to true for just about every single thing in the rdlc that I could think of, yet it's still separating on some records. What I've got set up is that the record is a table(with a grouping that has keep together set to true, the table itself has keep together set to true, and the table is the child of a rectangle which has keep together set to true as well. This is my first time working with rdlc reports, and I fear I may be either overthinking this, or just missing something silly. But, how can I ensure the keep together works properly, and how can I ensure that the record starts in the appropriate location?
I have a problem with a report that is very long. It has around 60 pages when it is in print layout, but it only shows me 1 of 1 page in normal layout. The report in normal layout is scrolling very slow and I think it keeps all 60 pages into one and he can't draw it quick enough.
Any suggestion how to split in multiple pages while in normal layout without changing the print layout? (i do not have any grouping that I could use for page breaks and the number of rows / page is not fixed either)
Thank you
Ok, I finally found it. On tablix properties (right click on any row > Tablix properties) I had to uncheck "Keep together on one page if possible".