When an HTML content is placed in nested block elements, it is displayed differently from the way the browser displays it.

For example, the following HTML:

<div><p>htmlTextBox1</p></div>

is vertically displaced compared to the same content when not wrapped in another block element:

<p>htmlTextBox1</p>

This image demonstrates the difference.

Hello, 

It would be nice if Telerik Reporting supported an organizational chart type like in ASP.NET AJAX. See the following image for a reference. 

I have a few reports in which I have a multivalue parameter that renders a ListView control.  However, when the user clicks on "Select All", only the 1st value is sent to the server.

Also, if some of the values have default values when defining the Report parameter and one of them is the 1st value, then ALL values are pre-selected when the Report renders. However, when the user clicks "Preview", again only the 1st value is sent to the server.

The above happens when I reference Kendo ( kendo.all.js) 2020.2.513 in the project. With Kendo 2020.1.114 the viewer works as expected.

The NuGet package Telerik.Reporting.Services.HttpClient has a package dependency to Microsoft.IdentityModel.Clients.ActiveDirectory 2.22.302111727, which is incompatible with .NET Core.

When referencing the Telerik.Reporting.Services.HttpClient NuGet package in a .NET Core project, an incompatibility warning appears.

Due to specifics in font resolving mechanism on Linux, some fonts cannot be resolved correctly when the font name includes the font-face name - for example, the name "Noto Sans CJK TC Regular" would resolve the font-face "Noto Sans CJK TC".

When using a custom IReportResolver, it gets invoked to resolve the main report but does not get called for any sub/child report. This generates inconsistent handling of the report resolve and also makes it hard to have a single repository for report templates.

When there are both ASCII characters and non-ASCII characters (such as Chinese) in the text box, the position of line wrapping in Linux Docker is incorrect. Some of the data get lost.

More information can be found in the forum thread TextBox's line wrap position is incorrect in docker.

Sometime the design of the report is too complex (the graphic design) and using a table for suppressing repeating values is not possible.

It would be really nice to have the Suppress if duplicated property in the textboxes so as to be able to use it in the detail band, also it should repeat it only on the first detail of a new page.

It would be nice to add a network graph to one of the available chart types. Below is an example of what I am referring to. 

When Windows display scaling is set to 150%, the stand-alone report designer causes the resulting Excel Worksheet export to shrink from its expected layout.

Steps to reproduce:

1. Set display scaling to 150% in Windows Display Settings
2. Start the standalone Telerik Report Designer and open the Invoice example report
   
3. Preview the report for order SO51081 and export to "Excel Worksheet"
4. Open the report in Excel.
   Issue: Its formatting is not as expected, note the contact name is cut off and overall the output is squished together.
5. Close the Telerik Report Designer
6. Set display scaling to 100% in Windows Display Settings
7. Repeat steps 2 through 4 and note the improved rendering of the Excel Worksheet at standard display DPI.

I've attached my XLSX file results for 150% scaling and 100% scaling to show the problem.

I would not expect my display settings to alter the export of Excel Worksheet files in the Telerik Report Designer application.

150%:

100%:

If the HTML5 Report Viewer gets hidden on renderingBegin(e, args) event and shown on renderingEnd(e, args) event, its toolbar is shown, but the contents are still invisible.

Code snippet that demonstrates the issue:

$("#reportViewer1")
    .telerik_ReportViewer({
		... initialization script goes here
        renderingBegin: function (e, args) {
           $("#reportViewer1").hide();
        },
        renderingEnd: function (e, args) {
           $("#reportViewer1").show();
        }
    });

Standalone Report Designer is not localized when the trdp file is opened. The localization only takes effect when the executable file is started first and then the report is opened. 

Reproducible in R2 2020 14.1.20.513

It would be good if the table headers can be frozen.  This can  be really useful in case of a big report which is displayed on a single page.

For conditional sorting I use a formula like this:

=IIF(Parameters.SortBy.Value = 1, Fields.id,
 IIF(Parameters.SortBy.Value = 2, Fields.name, Fields.value))

This works perfect.

Now I would like to do the same with the sortings direction! Something like:

=IIF(Parameters.SortOrder.Value = NULL, ASC, IIF(Parameters.SortOrder.Value >= 0, ASC, DESC))

Sadly, the Direction-Field/Dropdown does not support formulas.

I have encountered this problem numerous times but I will list one of them.  When printing a weekly schedule in the format of a calendar, the days of the week print top to bottom when the desired layout should be L to R.  

We have resorted to various hacks to get this to work, but this is another feature of ***(which we are converting from) that is not supported in Telerik Reporting.

It would be nice if there was an OPTION to flow L to R as opposed to Top to Bottom.