DataBand on new page
DataBand on new page
Hello,
how to do, if i want to render next row in DataBand on new page, if it is heigher than free space on previous page?
how to do, if i want to render next row in DataBand on new page, if it is heigher than free space on previous page?
DataBand on new page
Hello,
Please try to set the CanBreak property for databand component.
Thank you.
Please try to set the CanBreak property for databand component.
Thank you.
DataBand on new page
Hello Aleksey....
... you are right! But it works only on base page, not on subreport page.....
So it is about the same problem again - http://forum.stimulsoft.com/Default.aspx?g=posts&t=5822 ...
... you are right! But it works only on base page, not on subreport page.....

DataBand on new page
Hello,
Please send us your report with test data for analysis.
Thank you.
Please send us your report with test data for analysis.
Thank you.
DataBand on new page
Hello Aleksey,
attached report is one of our 1500 standard level reports (on customer level are next hundreds) and this report is not too complex - has only one nesting level. We have a lot of reports where are two nesting levels. And these reports are automatically converted from old format to mrt format... it is absolutely unthinkable to modify each report manually.
This example has problem with both cases - new DataBand row is not printed on new page and headers of subreport are not printed on continuing page.
I am really surprised, that this base functionality (pagination in subreport) is not implemented and I don't understand, that this is not priority number one for you. I don't believe, that I am first who has problem with this issue.
attached report is one of our 1500 standard level reports (on customer level are next hundreds) and this report is not too complex - has only one nesting level. We have a lot of reports where are two nesting levels. And these reports are automatically converted from old format to mrt format... it is absolutely unthinkable to modify each report manually.
This example has problem with both cases - new DataBand row is not printed on new page and headers of subreport are not printed on continuing page.
I am really surprised, that this base functionality (pagination in subreport) is not implemented and I don't understand, that this is not priority number one for you. I don't believe, that I am first who has problem with this issue.
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DataBand on new page
Hello,
Thank you.
In this case, you can set the NewPageBefore property for databand component to true.LukasT wrote:new DataBand row is not printed on new page
Unfortunately, these are percularities of our report engine, when rendering sub-reports. At this moment the only solution is do not use sub-reports but make them our of the main page.LukasT wrote:.. and headers of subreport are not printed on continuing page.
Thank you.
DataBand on new page
... so now, when you have modified rendering subreports, will be this feature available?Aleksey wrote: Unfortunately, these are percularities of our report engine, when rendering sub-reports. At this moment the only solution is do not use sub-reports but make them our of the main page.
DataBand on new page
Hello,
This issue was fixed.
Please check the last prerelease build.
Thank you.
This issue was fixed.
Please check the last prerelease build.
Thank you.
DataBand on new page
... I can't see that this is fixed.... even if subreport page is higher than free space it is continuing on previous page and is not printed on next page....
DataBand on new page
Hello,
This behaviour occurs because in your report several nested sub-reports are used. We will try to fix this issue.
On the current moment, please remove one level of sub-reports.
Thank you.
This behaviour occurs because in your report several nested sub-reports are used. We will try to fix this issue.
On the current moment, please remove one level of sub-reports.
Thank you.