To reproduce, use online web designer demos with Employee Sales Summary.trdx report.
Check the video https://go.screenpal.com/watch/cTfDlNnj4I1.
- The main report opened in the designer has a Navigate to Report action.
- Preview the report and trigger the action to open the second report.
- Now, click on Design to go back to design time.
Expected: opens the main report
Observed: In design you see the second report
Additionally, the URL to the second report is absolute rather than relative path - the issue logged in Full system-path being used by REST Service as reference when linked by a 'Navigate To Report' action
Reproducible in 17.1.23.606 - SRD .NET6
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Open Product Sales report
- Click on textBox3
- Select "Split cells" from the context menu.
- Click "Undo"
Expected behavior
No exceptions
Actual behavior
Table Body has 9 rows but 3 are expected.
Screenshots
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I have linked also a muted video showing the issue.
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