Is it possible to have a homepage which shows 12 different sized photos using 1 repeat statement (while, do, etc)
The database holds the photo name (name.jpg) and the hard coded path to the image folder are held in the main coding of the page.
When the images are uploaded, they are all the same size, but want to show them at different width and height sizes on the homepage.
Yes, it it possible, either by separate array were width/height stored for each photo, or you can go with random
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I have 2 tablix one Table and one Matrix that are lined up side by side. They have relational data that I can't combine in a single query. They line up perfectly when exported and appear to line up correctly inside the original report as well. However, when it goes to load a new "Page" in Preview it loads an extra row for the matrix as compared to the table which makes the rest of the values off by 1 for each page that gets loaded.
Is there a good way to make sure they load the same number of rows on each page?
I have 2 suggestions. You probably already tried the first, but just want to make sure it's covered.
Check the properties to make sure the location from the top is exactly the same. Also use a whole number, not some random fraction because it can have rounding issues.
Add a rectangle to the report. Drag both tables onto the rectangle. Having multiple objects inside a rectangle helps to hold them together in position when the report renders.
I have images in a database that I want to display in an SSRS report. For this I have used a matrix and in this I have inserted an Image item.
Because the source image sizes are different, the images on the SSRS report are not in same size and format. I have tried the "fit to size" and "fit proportional" options to resize the images but nothing is working.
Could anyone suggest what I can do to display the images the same size in the report?
I would use a picture editor like Paint to get the images to about the same size.
Set the picture's cell size using the larger pictur and set the Sizing to CLIP so that it always show the full image without auto-sizing them. Then change the picture to use your image field.
I'd make a subreport that accepts parameters used to load your image such as a filename or for the case of images held in a database structure, the primary key.
Now resize the subreport to the size that you want and the image will be resized.
The issue I have with this method is that the images aren't resized properly, so the report runs out of memory after about 8 pages of high resolution images
I have an image stored in my database that is going to dynamically change between pages. However, what seems to be happening is that it takes the first image it runs into, and repeats it across all pages. Has anyone else ran into this?
I have used dynamic images before but haven't had this issue - though my images were not in a database.
What are you using for the Value of the image?
Is your image in a table so it goes through the dataset records? If your image isn't part of a table, it won't know to select different images. For instance, if I was showing a report of employees and had an avatar image of each employee, I would have the database image field as part of the query. The image would be inside the table and reference the image field. The image would change as the employee grouping changed from one person to the next.
If your paging isn't determined by something in your dataset, you'll have to come up with some logic to calculate which picture to show and when - probably using the global page number - Globals!PageNumber. That might be tricky with them in a table though.
I have 100 images to put on my website in one div. I want to put 20 images and give page numbers in the down, so that if user clicks on '2' it takes to next 20 images. How is this possible. I have tried searching, but could not find any answer
Depends really how your page serves these images. If you have a static HTML page then your only option would be to use JavaScript/jQuery.
If info about your images is serves from a database behind your web application then you can use pagination and routing. For instance you could have an url http://mydomain.com/images and this would select the first 20 images from your database then bellow you gallery you can have a set of links Previous and Next and when you click on Next it takes you to the url http://mydomain.com/images/20 still the gallery page only /20 appended to it to use as an offset for your SQL Query.
Tho seems what you really need is just a simply jQuery image gallery something like this:
http://www.tn3gallery.com/?refCode=fe8775
http://galleria.io/
http://spaceforaname.com/galleryview/#
http://tympanus.net/codrops/2010/06/24/multimedia-gallery/
So I'm attempting to create a report that is able to pre-fill a "government form" with Reporting Services 2008.
Now this all falls down to the 96 DPI issue everyone seems to be having.
Let's say I have a 300 DPI high res JPG file that I want to use as a background image for a report. (This jpg is actually a scan of the government form I'm trying to prefill)
When you set the Fill option of a rectangle object (or even the entire report body) - you have no option but for it to be it's original size. I cannot seem to get the image to fit proportional to the size of my rectangle.
If I add the image as a ... "image object" - I get my desired right shock horror - because I can select the sizing option "fit proportional" and then resize my "image object" as I desire.
BUT - you cannot overlay textboxes over the top of an image object. And because my image object contains fields I'm trying to prefill from a dataset - it fails.
Any ideas?
Ok so I managed to figure this out.
For those interested, read this guide and DOWNLOAD THE SAMPLE PROJECT for an example (ignore the stuff regarding showing/hiding high/low res versions - I merely used the example to see how they were able to overlay textboxes ontop of images).
http://www.infoq.com/articles/Gogolowicz-Swanson-SSRS
You need to keep an eye on an objects parent. Keep in mind these notes;
Page_1 rectangle needs to have a parent of BaseRectangle.
Page_1_Image needs to have a parent of BaseRectangle.
All page1 textboxes need to have a parent of the Page_1 rectangle etc.
It all makes sense now.