I am using this to color the xaxis, but I notice, it changes the color of all items, so what I want is to color them individually based in a condition like this:
XAxis.Style.Color = IIf(ToolStatus=1,'Green','Red')
The problem all the text is in green not considering the condition individually by column.
If you select valid values for a multi-value parameter and then deselect them manually in List_View, the last rendered report remains and there is no warning for invalid parameter values and the Preview button is not disabled. The problem occurs only in List_View for the multivalue parameter editors.
If you deselect the values with 'clear selection' the proper warning gets displayed.
Setting the ParametersAreaVisible and DocumentMapVisible to False in the Xaml, or in the initialization code of the WpfReportViewer doesn't hide the corresponding areas.
The issue is reproducible in .NET Core and .NET Framework.
My need is to format numbers according to a custom culture with custom decimal, group symbols and number of decimal digits. For this I've created a custom CultureInfo object and set it up on Report.Culture property in a IReportSourceResolver implementation - I am using ASP.NET from .net 5 example. For some reason, most of the NumberFormatInfo properties are ignored and a default, specific to the underlying culture code, is used.
I need to programmatically change the NumberFormatInfo, because the service that is using Telerik Reporting is working in a multi tenant / multi culture environment and it must use the same report template but with different cultures for different requests.
Current result:
123 456 789
123 456 789,012
123 456 789 €
123 456 789,01 €
Desired result, as per NumberFormatInfo settings (seen also in console):
123#456#789
123#456#789*01235
123##456##789 E
123##456##789**012346 E
Documentation reference:
https://docs.telerik.com/reporting/designing-reports-report-globalization
"A report is globalized with the help of a System.Globalization.CultureInfo object. You can specify a Culture for the entire Telerik.Reporting.Report by setting its Report.Culture property. This will force all Telerik.Reporting.TextBox items to respect the assigned Culture."
But this does not appear to fully work. NumberFormatInfo of the Report.Culture property is not considered.
I've attached a project that reproduces this issues.
I want each time a user logs out from my application its session in the Reporting REST Service also to expire. I tried to perform the Unregister Client request with a custom code. However, I need the clientId and there is no straightforward way to get its value from the viewer.
It turns out that the Reporting REST Service keeps its own client sessions that are different from the hosting application sessions. For that reason, the Telerik Reporting REST Service doesn't know whether a user is logged in/out in the main application. Therefore, a Logout functionality in the viewer will be beneficial for scenarios like the described one.
We use Html Report viewer for rendering reports based on Telerik Reporting.
We observe the following issue with report parameters with AvailableValues configured and Multivalue = true:
When there are one or more items from the available options selected - manually unselecting all of them leads to rendering a report as if the last unselected option is still selected leading to wrong result
All other operations over the multivalue parameter work fine.
The issue occurs only in List type Parameter editors. With ComboBox editors this works as expected.
The HtmlTextBox renders less space between the bullet point and text:
Below is the outcome from design time:
And here you see the outcome from the preview:
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
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.
I have DataSource assigned to my report, which content is displayed in its Detail section. The Page sections have some static content. The SkipBlankPages property is set to False.
When the data set received by the report is empty, the static content in its Page sections is not displayed in Interactive View. In PrintPreview the Page Header/Footer content is displayed as expected. When the data set returns valid data, the Interactive view displays everything as expected.
I've run into a problem when using a Combo Box for a Multi-Select Parameter. The issue is that if the user selected values then clicks the preview button, while the dropdown list is still displayed, the parameter is not set before the report is generated.
I would prefer to use the combo box to set the parameters, but this will be an issue for the users. If I click elsewhere on the report or just re-run the report the parameters are set properly. This does not occur with the Listbox functionality.
The error below is thrown in PictureBox when System cryptography Use FIPS compliant algorithms is enabled:
An error has occurred while processing PictureBox 'pictureBox1': Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation.
When a report includes drill-down item(s), the report is run again each time the user expands a drill down item. This is apparent in the demo at https://demos.telerik.com/reporting/product-sales
I would like to see all of the drill-down data generated and delivered with the initial report, but collapsed and awaiting inspection.
Perhaps this would be an attribute of the drill-down element (pre-fetch versus re-run) so that developers can choose the most appropriate experience for their users / conserve server resources.
