Today I encountered an issue. So basically I am working with jsps. So I created a user in DB and specified there with a maximum of how many no. of rows per page need to be for that user i.e, 100. But that option(100 is not visible rest options are visible) is not visible on the screen. What might be the issue and please let me know the solution?
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Actually I build the template of pdf group by month wise,so I have fetched the content into three rows and given group by condition, whenever we preview the report,we are getting desired result and also showing extra blank page..width properties are also matching as per formula and consumer containing white space also set to true.all the conditions are satisfied.but where is the issue occurred that don't know..any one knows how to resolve this.please response to this.appreciated ur reply..,TIA
This occurs when the widths are off. One of the ways to fix this is to go to "view code" and check all your widths. Any that are over the size of the page for the report are going to cause this issue.
I will start by stating that I have read through and tried numerous suggestions without success.
I have a report that is populated from a local SQL server and a data set.
I have checked each of the "Row Groups" and they do not have any page breaks.
I have a header and a footer as well as a parm field using a calendar.
All of the data is correct.
The issue is I am getting extra pages that have just the header and footer but no data or column headings.
I have made sure that my paper size is correct (see below) and that my work area is the same size, and in this case, slightly smaller than the page size minus the margins.
I have it set to landscape.
Paper size and margins.
I have verified that the "ConsumeContainerWhitespace" is set to True.
ConsumeContainerWhitespace
I systematically deleted each item in the work space, including the "Row Columns", while checking the resulting pages.
After deleting everything in the work space except the link for the data (this breaks the report), the extra pages persist.
I tabbed through each item making sure none of them exceeded the work space size.
Can someone please point me in the right direction as to what I am missing! :-)
Thank-you in advance!
I have a javascript which fetches thousands of records from some http server. These records are then displayed in HTML by adding div. Now, instead of fetching and adding all the records on initial pageload, I want to load them as and when user scrolls down. So, initially as many records are fetched and displayed as there is space on the window. And, when user scrolls down, more divs are added and previous divs are removed (or reused) and so on. How can I do this? Any suggestions are welcome.
Well first you need a plugin/script to do infinite scroll
then build a query for your http server which only return the requested number of records and call it with ajax. What Else?
I have a report that consists of a single table with 3 groups. The last group has 6 rows in it's footer. Each of these rows has KeepWithGroup set to Before and some of them can be hidden conditionally. When all of the rows are visible, the footer rows are kept on the same page as the detail where possible. However, when one of the Hidden conditions evaluates to true the row is hidden correctly but the other rows are moved to the next page even though they would fit fine on the current page.
If I look at the groups in advanced mode I see this
(Static)
(Group1)
(Static)
(Group2)
(Static)
(Static)
(Group3)
(Static)
(Static)
(Static) -- Don't know why this is here
(Group4) -- This is the detail
(Static)
(Static)
(Static)
(Static)
(Static)
(Static)
(Static)
All of the Static rows after the detail have KeepWithGroup set to Before, but this seems to be ignored when any of them are hidden.
I've tried setting the hidden condition on the table row and on the static row in advanced mode but both cause the issue.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Bill
I have two ideas for you to try:
In setting the advanced properties up of your grouping try to change the 'Hidden' property to an expression evaluating if there is data in the parent grouping.
=IIF( Fields!(parentitem).value != Nothing, false, true)
Is it okay to repeat one of the groups on a page break? Generally forcing page breaks in my experience helps with keeping data together more often than not. That and tweaking the options of 'KeepTogether' to TRUE of the 'Static' members and maybe attempting to change 'KeepWithGroup' to After instead.
I know I usually avoid the advanced mode of groupings unless there is an issue with display which sounds like you have fell into unfortunately. While debugging you may wish to see if you remove the highest parent group if the problem still persists to see where the layout is causing issues at. I know with groups that shared dependent members across multiple heirarchies there can be issues. You could also attempt doing a subreport that you know works that is called as a child of a parent member while debugging. This would not be a final result as it would be kind disjointed IMHO, but may help to see where the dependency problem lies.
I also saw another article posted by someone that had similar issues: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/robertbruckner/archive/2008/10/13/repeat-header-and-visible-fixed-header-table.aspx
I have a weird problem I have never seen before using Crystal Reports.
I built a complex PDF monthly report for a bank that generates over 200 pages. The specifications took months to adjust with the client but it works perfectly now, showing all the data it's supposed to, all sorted right and with the right headers.
But for some reason the report inserts quasi-blank pages rarely and seemingly randomly before it shows data. These pages aren't entirely blank, all my headers including group headers show, but no details. The correct data shows up a couple of pages later but these useless pages keep popping up in the report no matter what I do with Section Expert. To be clear the headers and the details aren't separated. The headers also display fine in the page with the right data, they just duplicate to the extra blank pages before that.
Here is a sample:
NO "insert blank page" box is checked in any of my sections except the uppermost level of data, which works fine, but these extra pages are not inserted at the end of each group for that level. They are inserted randomly sometimes right in the middle of a coherent section.
I also verified the "Keep Together" option, and it is checked for the 4 lowest levels including the details, so I considered data too big to fit on the same page with its headers but the probleme is rare, random and the data overflows perfectly when it does appear (as on page 3 in my example).
And checking all those boxes off didn't change anything.
There are no suppression formulas and the only suppressed sections are GH1 and GH2, but they are suppressed all the time, unconditionally. I tried adding a conditionnal suppression formula to the headers if there is no data, but the problem is, there is data. The headers just seem to be duplicated uselessly.
The problem doesn't seem tied to any specific change in header value. In my example it changes when the report hits Common Stock Equities for a certain portfolio but doesn't occur when another portfolio displays its Common Stock. And I check the data in my data source, everything is consistent between the rows of data that this happens to and those that don't.
I ran out of ideas on how to get rid of these extra pages. Anyone know what's happening in my report?
Thanks a bunch.
Try toggling 'Keep Group Together' for the groups to see if it has any effect. You'll find the option by right clicking on the group, choose 'Change Group' (to bring up the Group Expert), and on options tab.
This option is often overlooked since 'Keep Together' in the Section Expert is more visible.
(You may also want to look at turning off 'Keep Together' to see how that affects your report)