Issue #1: In WinUI3, for Telerik Report Viewer, when we have a link to URI to open in a new window, it is not working correctly.

Here is a setting in a demo report (Report Catalog): 

When clicking to link in control on runtime, we are getting the following error:

This looks like a bug.

Issue #2: Our scenario is the following: We will have some custom links in a report like, "MyApp:Customer/TEST". When we click on that, we need to send that link to our WinUI app, which will let's say navigate to a Customer page after it is clicked in a report. Due to Issue #1, we were not able to test it. Even when Issue #1 is resolved, what is a good way for us to handle the current scenario? I don't want to refresh the report when some link is clicked.

Issue #3. We might have the HTML Text box in a report. When it has a link, it is not clickable. This is another item that looks like a bug.

Can you please help to resolve these 3 issues?

Thanks,

In some cases, the word export will cut off the report content with a blank page.

Hi Team,

I would like to request an HTML5 ASP.NET Core Report Viewer similar to the MVC version with wrappers.  It would be great to be able to utilize Razor Syntax for developing instead of pure jQuery.

Thank you!

The overlap warnings may clutter up the page.

It will be a good option to be able to switch them off. The reason is that most of the time I want to ignore them because they actually do not cause problems. If I want to turn it on to check I would be able to.

React Report Viewer throws error ts(7016) on importing it in a TypeScript project:

Could not find a declaration file for module '@progress/telerik-react-report-viewer/dist/cjs/main'. 'C:/Users/dnikolov/Desktop/ReactTypesScript/my-app/node_modules/@progress/telerik-react-report-viewer/dist/cjs/main.js' implicitly has an 'any' type.
  Try `npm i --save-dev @types/progress__telerik-react-report-viewer` if it exists or add a new declaration (.d.ts) file containing `declare module '@progress/telerik-react-report-viewer/dist/cjs/main';`

When the font that is used to generate the report is not installed on the client machine, some of the text may be cropped

t would be very useful to be able to embed fonts in DOCX and the other OpenXMLs, as in PDF.

Clicking the cancel button on the HTML5 report viewer show "Report processing was canceled" in the UI but the report is still being generated and rendered on the server.

In this old thread it is stated that it isn't possible to cancel the report generation on the server. Is that still the case?

Please add the Web Report Designer Item Template for VB.NET projects too

In my report, there are multiple stacked Panels. Each of them may fit on a single physical page. They all have KeepTogether set to True and I expected each of the Panels to start on a new page as two of them cannot fit on one page. This may not happen when I have Page sections though.

When I delete the PageHeader and/or PageFooter the Panels are displayed as expected. However, if I set the Visible of the Page sections to False, the problem persists.

It looks like the Page section's Height is taken into account when evaluating the KeepTogether behavior even for the pages where it is hidden. This shrinks the available physical area and the Reporting engine decides that the Panel cannot fit there, hence the next Panel starts from the current page rather than the next page as I think is correct.

My report contains emojis, and they are displayed properly in the designer and in the Html5 Viewer.

When I export to PDF, the emojis disappear. The emoji font is listed as embedded in the PDF file. Even if I embed the full font, the emojis are not displayed.

I want to export a Report as a PNG image with transparent background.

I set the Style > Background to Transparent for the PictureBox in the detail section, for the Page and Detail sections, for the Report itself, and for Report > PageSettings. The PNG image is still rendered with white background.

Currently, I am using XmlSerializer to deserialize .trdx file, and it returns Telerik.Reporting.Report type object.

Since, for a long time, I need to add my own functions to be available in the report's expressions, and this need becomes larger and larger, it would be great if I could use the Telerik.Reporting.XmlSerialization.ReportXmlSerializer class to deserialize the .trdx file in my derived class.

For example:

var report = new Telerik.Reporting.XmlSerialization.ReportXmlSerializer().Deserialize<MyReportDerivedClass>(TemplateStream);

I noticed that using the Standalone Report Designer for .NET, I can't open the "ReportSource" dialog for a SubReport. The property cannot be edited from the Properties tab either.

Instead, when using the Standalone Report Designer for .NET Framework everything works fine.

Hello Support-Team,

in the WebReportDesigner, the Edit-Window shows "undefined" for the FieldNames, when selected a second Time.

This is also reproduceable in the demo application: https://demos.telerik.com/reporting/designer.

(see Screenshot in attached Files)

Steps to repoduce:

1. Open the Edit-Window for a TextBox (with a DataSource)

2. Select the DataSource-Entry.

3. Select some other Entry, e.g.  "Report Parameters"

4. Select the DataSource-Entry.

Best regards

Alexander Schneider

System Development | Loy & Hutz Solutions GmbH

Currently the generated accessible PDF documents contain tagged elements, but lack information about the logical structure of the PDF document. This prevents screen readers of correctly reading the PDF document contents. The tools like PAC (PDF Accessibility Checker) do not display correctly the document structure.

Currently the behavior of the Web Designer and Standalone Designer is different in regard to DateTime Report Parameters and its "Kind" property.
The Web Designer will assume the value is of Kind "Utc" and the Standalone Designer uses "Unspecified".

This recently became more of an issue since the newer PostgreSQL Provider versions are a lot more strict regarding the "Kind" property:
Npgsql: Timestamp rationalization and improvements

The consequence of this is not being able to use Sql parameters which will work in both the WebDesigner/WebViewer and the StandaloneDesigner:

To resolve this issue right now, one would need to resort to ugly workarounds:

• Add a custom function which receives a DateTime "d" and DateTimeKind "k" value and returns the DateTime value "d" with the Kind set to "k"
  • Having to include a user dll to add that function seems overkill
  • You will need to change every report currently in use
• Change the behavior of the WebDesigner to match the behavior of the Standalone Designer by using a custom IReportSourceResolver, manipulating currentParameterValues 
  • The Kind Property is set to "Unspecified" which is arguably the worst option to take between the three

To properly address this issue it needs to be possible to set the Kind property in the Viewer. Or at least the behavior between the WebDesigner and Standalone Designer should be the same.

Additionally/Alternativly it should be possible to set the target Kind in the Report Parameter.

With kind regards,
Dominik Rothert