I set SegmentPerWidth = 2, but the behavior of StiSLViewerControl is strange then. I see the split, but when I am printing it to *.pdf, a part of column "Description" disappears. And when I am printing it to *.xps, there is only one page.algernon wrote:Thx for reply, but I was thinking about something different. I ment a situation of splitting a large number of columns into two, tree (ect.) separate sets, each on other page (to show each row on several pages horizontally). Compressing all columns on a one page (page.Width / columns.Count) doesn't always look good.
Too many columns for one page
Too many columns for one page
I should have posted the topic in this section on the very beginning, but I haven't anticipated that Silverlight sample will be necessary.
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Last edited by algernon on Wed Jul 25, 2012 1:26 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Too many columns for one page
Hello.
Please, set next property before pdf export.
StiOptions.Export.Pdf.DivideSegmentPages = false;
We need more time to check the issue with printing.
Thank you.
Please, set next property before pdf export.
StiOptions.Export.Pdf.DivideSegmentPages = false;
We need more time to check the issue with printing.
Thank you.
Re: Too many columns for one page
Hello.
Due to Silverlight restrictions you should change page size in the Print Dialog.
It better to export to pdf and print with PdfReader.
Thank you.
Due to Silverlight restrictions you should change page size in the Print Dialog.
It better to export to pdf and print with PdfReader.
Thank you.