You can have the three styles in HtmlTextBox. For example:
<strong>bold</strong>, <em>italics</em> , <span style="text-decoration: underline">underling</span>However, if you use expression, for example:
= IIF( Parameters.Parameter1.Value , "<strong>bold</strong>, <em>italics</em> , <span style="text-decoration: underline">underling</span>","some bold text ")Then the expression cannot be evaluated and an error is thrown.
Our manufacturing floor needs to have unprintable characters encoded in the data matrix in our reports, so that our plant controllers can receive instructions. The characters I'm speaking about are things like the Record Separator (ASCII 1E), Group Separator (ASCII 1D), and End of Transmission (ASCII 4).
I have a Windows Forms application that references a Reports_Library.dll that contains my CLR reports. I want to use the ReportBook in VS, so I followed all of the online tutorials. However, I'm having an issue using the ReportBook.
My Steps:
The Angular Report Viewer uses the jQuery npm package, while the Web Report Designer uses jQuery.min.js directly from a CDN. If you try to use both Angular Viewer and JS Web Designer in the same application there will be a conflict while loading jQuery twice from the different sources. This is why the Angular Report Viewer cannot be loaded together with the JS Web Report Designer in the same application. The KB article Displaying the Web Report Designer in Angular application provides a Known Issues section at the bottom where this problem is explained:
"Telerik Web Report Designer could not be integrated into Angular application together with Angular Telerik Report Viewer. That is why this article shows how to use the Telerik Web Report Designer in angular application with jQuery-based HTML5 Telerik Report Viewer."
DataPointStyle's initial color is displayed as Black but the color is actually Transparent and if I try to set borders between the data points on my graph, they cannot be seen.
Reselecting a color fixes the issue.
When a report is open and the user click on the "generate" button, a busy indicator is displayed and the user can continue to use the application during the generation of the report. The UI thread is not blocked.
But when opening a view with the ReportViewer, the UI freezes during the initial connection to the remote engine, until the report is ready to be generated. If the report has parameters requiring a database query to load the available values, it freezes for a few seconds.
Would it be possible to load the ReportViewer instantly, then display a busy indicator until the report is ready, without blocking the UI thread ? (exactly as for the generation of the report)
Hi,
I would like to know if it's possible to reconsider this request, or at least to leave it open for a longer period of time so people can vote. It would be really nice to be able to integrate existing SSRS reports. We have a lot, I really mean a lot, of SSRS reports. We believe using another third party would just make our "ecosystem" more heterogeneous.
I'm pretty sure we're not alone with tons of SSRs reports that are waiting for a seamless integration with Telerik UI for Blazor.
Thanks in advance
Stéphane Roy
Exporting a report as PDF produces a corrupted file as soon as it reaches 2GB or more in file size. Available client memory should have been enough and was not at its limit. We have built the application as x64.
We use large-sized image files in the reports.
What's the long-term plan for supporting Linux and Telerik Reporting? The dotnet design team is looking to remove support for System.Drawing.Common on Linux platforms. They're recommending compiler warnings in .Net 6, and full PlatformNotSupportedExceptions in .Net7
Sources:
designs/system-drawing-win-only.md at main · dotnet/designs (github.com)
Breaking change: System.Drawing.Common only supported on Windows - .NET | Microsoft Docs
The issue is caused by an issue in the SQL DataSource Wizard that doesn't provide the correct Data Provider name. In the wizard on the first page, the Data Provider must be MySql.Data.MySqlClient, but the option is limited only to MySql.Data. Since the engine cannot determine the type of the data provider by that name, it falls back to System.Data.SqlClient and claims that "Port" is not a supported keyword.
The workaround is to avoid using the SQL DataSource wizard and edit the data source properties directly in the properties grid. You can check the attached silent video that demonstrates how to do so.I like the new open dialog for the Web Report Designer, but now my report names are all truncated and I can't tell what anything is. Can you please off a list view in the Open Dialog so all my names aren't "Company R..."
Telerik,
This is a feature request to allow a designer to set the locale at preview time.
We work on reports that are deployed and executed in many regions and locales around the world.
We cannot have our report designers switch the locale each time they need to test or validate a report, it would become too cumbersome.
Would you be able to add an option (default: Current locale) to the "Preview" screen in the designer that allows the report designer to set the locale to Preview the report as.
Thanks!!
Shawn
The Margins property cannot be set in the Blazor wrapper of the Web Report Designer:
The parameter editors with Available Values are pushed down by the buttons 'clear selection'/'select all'. This makes them misaligned with respect to the parameters without Available Values:
