I have a form that has data grid which turns into a scrolling table if the data row count increases beyond 6. The data rows are dynamically decided during run time based on input data.
While using screens reader tool, when i say 'click link' and i m at top of the table, it correctly identifies the link numbers from 1. When i scroll towards below numbers, the top link displayed is not 1, when i say click link again, the link numbers shows from 1 again correctly however in wrong position. Refer to screenshot attached.
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In SSRS, there is a KeepTogether attribute for groups to prevent them split across 2 pages. But is it possible to apply the KeepTogether attribute to headers?
I have a group that has 3 rows of headers, in some cases, when rendering the data, if it comes to the end of the page, but still able to fit 1-2 rows, it will print the 1-2 rows at the current page, and split the rest of the rows to the next page like. Thus, the header will be splitted when export to PDF like the image below:
Any idea on how to fix this?
You can try this to see if it works. Make sure your Row Groups window is showing at the bottom (go to the view menu and check grouping if it isn't). Then press the little down arrow at the top right of that bottom pane and enable advanced mode.
Click the groups. They will highlight a pane in your table. Find the one for the header you are having problems with. Now look at the properties pane on the right (you can use the view menu to turn it on if it's not there). There are a few properties to try here. Try experimenting with KeepTogether and KeepWithGroup options.
If that doesn't work out with you then it looks like your only option is going to be the Insert Page Break Before option in the table options menu.
I must make a webpage using Bootstrap.
These are the requirements:
1 page in bootstrap. We have attached a handmade sketch. The page will have a list. In each list, there will be a title, 8 text fields in the group of 2 divided into 4 parts.
For example, FirstName: Oracle(2 fields), LastName: Maven (2 fields), and so on, an image slider, which can have minimum 1 and maximum 3 images in it. We can view the image on a big scale and zoom in zoom out the image. Below the slider will be Approve and Reject button which will be visible ONLY at the last Image. The right side of the section will contain 11 Input fields along with the labels. all are optional. Below the 11 fields will be a submit button. This will repeat like a list.
This is the sketch:
I don't understand how to do the lists.
I would be very grateful if you could help me.
If you didn't use Bootstrap and don't know how it's function better download some tool for making bootstrap sites or if you are familiar download a template.
Take a look on Pingendo, it's a drag and drop desktop application (you also have web) and just pick which element you want and drop it on the page...
A very simple problem to which I cannot find a solution:
I have a form with 2 (will be more in future) pages. So far I have completed the first page (Main) and now I'm about to do the second page. However, some fields are showing up on both pages.
How do I "anchor" the fields to a specific page so they don't show elsewhere?
Just make sure you have pages of even height, and set for the form AutoSize to True.
Also, hide the vertical scrollbar and implement your own paging control.
1) Go to Design View
2) Cut out the fields (ctrl+X) which are in wrong place
3) Go to sheet property and manually select the desired page location
4) Insert the fields there (ctrl+V)
For some reason it didn't work for me in any other way (ie. I couldn't select my page with a simple click on the page itself, I had to select it through properties).
I have a rectangle and inside the rectangle I have a few tables, text boxes, and then there is one table that contains just the data for the page header.
The rectangle and all subsequent tables are grouped by an id and in between each group is a page break.
I'm having trouble getting the page header to repeat for each new page within the group. When one of the tables inside the rectangle has so many rows it pushes the report to another page as expected so the report could be 2 pages long etc.. and I can't get the page header to show on the subsequent page. Only on the first or second page of the report etc... based on where in the rectangle I put the table that contains the page header data, this table is hidden when the report is run and is only providing the data for the page header.
Is there any way I can get the data in the table to repeat on every page so that it displays in every pages' page header or another way of getting the data to repeat on every page so that for every page within my group it shows the same page header.
I see that a tablix has the "repeat header row on each page" but this doesn't seem to work because its not this tablix that is causing multiple pages to happen but rather the other tablixes and textboxes and its not always the same one. Any of them could roll over to the next page so this setting won't work for my scenario.
Repeating a page header on every page is not possible when the page header includes items that are referenced within the report body and those items do not exist on that specific page.
For a report in MS Access (2007) I need to put data of some columns on all odd pages and other columns on all even pages. It is for printing out double sided card files onto sheets of paper.
Does somebody have an idea how to do that?
Your question is too general. I would suggest you have all columns in all pages, and then add some code to the page header section (or even in the detail section) "On Format" to change the .Visible property of your Detail text boxes depending on the page number.
I think you'll need to have a Text Box in the page header or footer with "=[Page]" as source data in order to know the correct page number. My Access report knowledge might be severely outdated, though.
Well you can check whether "Page" is odd or even in an "On Format" event and maker columns visible or not visible depending on which page you are on. However, it would be far easier to:
Put in a couple of sections and put in a new page between them. Then it's just a matter of ensuring that you don't overflow the page with too many rows per card.
OR
Make the report wide enough that it forces a second page and then place those columns on a second page (i.e. the back of the first page). As I recall access's print order is left right top bottom, so pages set up like this:
A B
C D
would print like this:
A
B
C
D
In the case of having to display data from the same record on two consecutive pages, this is the option I would choose.
You could alternatively use a pair of queries, printing the first to side A, and the second to side B, perhaps?