Hi everyone...
I ve a problem that is-
Scenario:
I open report using url access from html page. Parameters are passed in from
html page as hidden fields. Url of report is in Action attribute of form in
the page. So, when i submit it it opens BLANK WINDOW and the opens prompt
window for saving or opening option.
Problem:
I dont want this blank window.
Please help! I am looking replies from MS guys as i couldnt find it anywhere!
--
Suneet Mohan
Microsoft Certified ProfessionalOn Sat, 2 Apr 2005 10:51:02 -0800, Suneet <suneetmohan@.gmail.com>
wrote:
>Hi everyone...
>I ve a problem that is-
>Scenario:
>I open report using url access from html page. Parameters are passed in from
>html page as hidden fields. Url of report is in Action attribute of form in
>the page. So, when i submit it it opens BLANK WINDOW and the opens prompt
>window for saving or opening option.
>Problem:
>I dont want this blank window.
>Please help! I am looking replies from MS guys as i couldnt find it anywhere!
>--
>Suneet Mohan
>Microsoft Certified Professional
It would be helpful to see the URL that is created and which seems to
fail.
Andrew Watt
MVP - InfoPath
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Friday, February 24, 2012
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Blank page for hidden table
Hello,
I have three tables all on separate pages, with a PageBreakAtEnd = true for
all of them to force the page breaks. However, if I hide the middle table, I
still get a blank page where it would be when I export to PDF. How can I not
get the blank page where the hidden table would normally be?
I need to have the page breaks at the end of all tables because sometimes
the middle table will not be hidden. The visibility of the middle table is an
expression toggled by a parameter value.
ThanksTry to play with the "list" or "Rectangle".here is my suggestion not
solution
On Apr 2, 9:08=A0pm, Lucky Horseshoe
<LuckyHorses...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I have three tables all on separate pages, with a PageBreakAtEnd =3D true =for
> all of them to force the page breaks. However, if I hide the middle table,= I
> still get a blank page where it would be when I export to PDF. How can I n=ot
> get the blank page where the hidden table would normally be?
> I need to have the page breaks at the end of all tables because sometimes
> the middle table will not be hidden. The visibility of the middle table is= an
> expression toggled by a parameter value.
> Thanks|||I tried putting the table to be hidden inside a list and then a rectangle but
I still get empty space on the page for it when I export to a PDF. Any other
ideas out there?
Thanks.
"RajDeep" wrote:
> Try to play with the "list" or "Rectangle".here is my suggestion not
> solution
> On Apr 2, 9:08 pm, Lucky Horseshoe
> <LuckyHorses...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I have three tables all on separate pages, with a PageBreakAtEnd = true for
> > all of them to force the page breaks. However, if I hide the middle table, I
> > still get a blank page where it would be when I export to PDF. How can I not
> > get the blank page where the hidden table would normally be?
> >
> > I need to have the page breaks at the end of all tables because sometimes
> > the middle table will not be hidden. The visibility of the middle table is an
> > expression toggled by a parameter value.
> >
> > Thanks
>|||I have same issue but the thing is i have blank page showing in the report it
self.
Seems like you do have only when you export but not in the report. Could you
please explain how to hide blank page in the Report manager?
Thank you.
"Lucky Horseshoe" wrote:
> I tried putting the table to be hidden inside a list and then a rectangle but
> I still get empty space on the page for it when I export to a PDF. Any other
> ideas out there?
> Thanks.
> "RajDeep" wrote:
> > Try to play with the "list" or "Rectangle".here is my suggestion not
> > solution
> >
> > On Apr 2, 9:08 pm, Lucky Horseshoe
> > <LuckyHorses...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > > Hello,
> > > I have three tables all on separate pages, with a PageBreakAtEnd = true for
> > > all of them to force the page breaks. However, if I hide the middle table, I
> > > still get a blank page where it would be when I export to PDF. How can I not
> > > get the blank page where the hidden table would normally be?
> > >
> > > I need to have the page breaks at the end of all tables because sometimes
> > > the middle table will not be hidden. The visibility of the middle table is an
> > > expression toggled by a parameter value.
> > >
> > > Thanks
> >
> >
I have three tables all on separate pages, with a PageBreakAtEnd = true for
all of them to force the page breaks. However, if I hide the middle table, I
still get a blank page where it would be when I export to PDF. How can I not
get the blank page where the hidden table would normally be?
I need to have the page breaks at the end of all tables because sometimes
the middle table will not be hidden. The visibility of the middle table is an
expression toggled by a parameter value.
ThanksTry to play with the "list" or "Rectangle".here is my suggestion not
solution
On Apr 2, 9:08=A0pm, Lucky Horseshoe
<LuckyHorses...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hello,
> I have three tables all on separate pages, with a PageBreakAtEnd =3D true =for
> all of them to force the page breaks. However, if I hide the middle table,= I
> still get a blank page where it would be when I export to PDF. How can I n=ot
> get the blank page where the hidden table would normally be?
> I need to have the page breaks at the end of all tables because sometimes
> the middle table will not be hidden. The visibility of the middle table is= an
> expression toggled by a parameter value.
> Thanks|||I tried putting the table to be hidden inside a list and then a rectangle but
I still get empty space on the page for it when I export to a PDF. Any other
ideas out there?
Thanks.
"RajDeep" wrote:
> Try to play with the "list" or "Rectangle".here is my suggestion not
> solution
> On Apr 2, 9:08 pm, Lucky Horseshoe
> <LuckyHorses...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > Hello,
> > I have three tables all on separate pages, with a PageBreakAtEnd = true for
> > all of them to force the page breaks. However, if I hide the middle table, I
> > still get a blank page where it would be when I export to PDF. How can I not
> > get the blank page where the hidden table would normally be?
> >
> > I need to have the page breaks at the end of all tables because sometimes
> > the middle table will not be hidden. The visibility of the middle table is an
> > expression toggled by a parameter value.
> >
> > Thanks
>|||I have same issue but the thing is i have blank page showing in the report it
self.
Seems like you do have only when you export but not in the report. Could you
please explain how to hide blank page in the Report manager?
Thank you.
"Lucky Horseshoe" wrote:
> I tried putting the table to be hidden inside a list and then a rectangle but
> I still get empty space on the page for it when I export to a PDF. Any other
> ideas out there?
> Thanks.
> "RajDeep" wrote:
> > Try to play with the "list" or "Rectangle".here is my suggestion not
> > solution
> >
> > On Apr 2, 9:08 pm, Lucky Horseshoe
> > <LuckyHorses...@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> > > Hello,
> > > I have three tables all on separate pages, with a PageBreakAtEnd = true for
> > > all of them to force the page breaks. However, if I hide the middle table, I
> > > still get a blank page where it would be when I export to PDF. How can I not
> > > get the blank page where the hidden table would normally be?
> > >
> > > I need to have the page breaks at the end of all tables because sometimes
> > > the middle table will not be hidden. The visibility of the middle table is an
> > > expression toggled by a parameter value.
> > >
> > > Thanks
> >
> >
Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Black area where column is hidden in a table when exporting to PDF
I have a very strange problem. I'm using a table and I've
conditionally hidden columns before without any problems, but all of a
sudden, this one report I'm working on has a conditionally hidden
column in the table, but when the column is hidden and I export the
report as PDF, there is a solid black rectangle. It's not directly
where the column is hidden (the hidden column is the next to last
column to the right), but it's one column further to the
right...outside the table. So for instance, if all the columns were
shown in the table, the black rectangle would be to the right of the
table...where another column would go if I were to add one more on the
end. So with the hidden column, it basically goes...end of the table,
white space column, then black rectangle.
Anyone have any ideas what's up with this? I'm using reporting
services 2000 with SP2. Thanks.
RyanHi Ryan
[apologies if you have already received a mail through google groups from me]
did you ever find a solution to this issue, i am having exactly the same
problem of a black square being tacked on to the end of a table?
I'd be grateful if you do have a solution
thanks
"Ryan" wrote:
> I have a very strange problem. I'm using a table and I've
> conditionally hidden columns before without any problems, but all of a
> sudden, this one report I'm working on has a conditionally hidden
> column in the table, but when the column is hidden and I export the
> report as PDF, there is a solid black rectangle. It's not directly
> where the column is hidden (the hidden column is the next to last
> column to the right), but it's one column further to the
> right...outside the table. So for instance, if all the columns were
> shown in the table, the black rectangle would be to the right of the
> table...where another column would go if I were to add one more on the
> end. So with the hidden column, it basically goes...end of the table,
> white space column, then black rectangle.
> Anyone have any ideas what's up with this? I'm using reporting
> services 2000 with SP2. Thanks.
> Ryan
>
conditionally hidden columns before without any problems, but all of a
sudden, this one report I'm working on has a conditionally hidden
column in the table, but when the column is hidden and I export the
report as PDF, there is a solid black rectangle. It's not directly
where the column is hidden (the hidden column is the next to last
column to the right), but it's one column further to the
right...outside the table. So for instance, if all the columns were
shown in the table, the black rectangle would be to the right of the
table...where another column would go if I were to add one more on the
end. So with the hidden column, it basically goes...end of the table,
white space column, then black rectangle.
Anyone have any ideas what's up with this? I'm using reporting
services 2000 with SP2. Thanks.
RyanHi Ryan
[apologies if you have already received a mail through google groups from me]
did you ever find a solution to this issue, i am having exactly the same
problem of a black square being tacked on to the end of a table?
I'd be grateful if you do have a solution
thanks
"Ryan" wrote:
> I have a very strange problem. I'm using a table and I've
> conditionally hidden columns before without any problems, but all of a
> sudden, this one report I'm working on has a conditionally hidden
> column in the table, but when the column is hidden and I export the
> report as PDF, there is a solid black rectangle. It's not directly
> where the column is hidden (the hidden column is the next to last
> column to the right), but it's one column further to the
> right...outside the table. So for instance, if all the columns were
> shown in the table, the black rectangle would be to the right of the
> table...where another column would go if I were to add one more on the
> end. So with the hidden column, it basically goes...end of the table,
> white space column, then black rectangle.
> Anyone have any ideas what's up with this? I'm using reporting
> services 2000 with SP2. Thanks.
> Ryan
>
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