Problem with Panel + Table and posible bug.
Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2018 1:18 pm
Greetings,
I have been trying to test the reports and found a bug (I think) in the rendering.
Because I have to position some portions of the report to left and right I tried to use "Panels" as my containers and use the docking functionality.
But when i place a "Table" as a child of some of the panels when the Report is rendered in Preview or printed the borders gets thinner where the table is.
For example all the borders look like 2px thick, but where the table is positioned they look 1px. That look very bad and leads me to thinking that there is a bug when rendering a "Table" component.
Tried to set the "Panel" borders Topmost, fixed the issue in Preview, but not in printing.
I know there are ugly workarounds like using rectangles and such, but its workarounds.
Also I think it would be good addition to the "Panel" component if it gets "Padding" property as a general content positioning and grouping component. Using "Margin" on the child components doesn't feels nice.
I hope this can be fixed.
Attaching an example Report, which is created with 2018.1.6 (latest) version, and a screenshot of the preview window with missing borders to understand the issue.
I have been trying to test the reports and found a bug (I think) in the rendering.
Because I have to position some portions of the report to left and right I tried to use "Panels" as my containers and use the docking functionality.
But when i place a "Table" as a child of some of the panels when the Report is rendered in Preview or printed the borders gets thinner where the table is.
For example all the borders look like 2px thick, but where the table is positioned they look 1px. That look very bad and leads me to thinking that there is a bug when rendering a "Table" component.
Tried to set the "Panel" borders Topmost, fixed the issue in Preview, but not in printing.
I know there are ugly workarounds like using rectangles and such, but its workarounds.
Also I think it would be good addition to the "Panel" component if it gets "Padding" property as a general content positioning and grouping component. Using "Margin" on the child components doesn't feels nice.
I hope this can be fixed.
Attaching an example Report, which is created with 2018.1.6 (latest) version, and a screenshot of the preview window with missing borders to understand the issue.