SQL Reporting :: Remove Unwanted White Space From Hidden Header / Footer?
May 15, 2010
I am currently working on an invoice report which may or may not span across multiple pages. I have a header which I have setup to only be displayed on the first page, and a footer which I have setup to only be displayed on the last page. The problem is, the hidden header/footer reserves unwanted whitespace and messes up the report layout (see the screenshot). The black areas represent space that is reserved by the header/footer. There must be a simple way to remove this unwanted space.
I have a page with several asp labels with no text. I use a click event to add text the fields that have related values from a datareader. In my code I state that if column value of the datareader is null, then make the label visibility false.
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That all works fine, but then when I render the page, white space where the hidden labels are located is shown.is it possible to remove the blank white space when labels have null values and are visually hidden?
i have a gridview bound to sql datasource with template fields binding the columns. I have set the Header Style to a css class. I have 3 columns not bound to data as Add, Edit and Delete. When I set the text color to white for the header only the non bound columns go white. The bound columns are BLUE like hyperlink. Any one know a way round this. (If I set the style in the gridview the all columns are white. Want to set in external css file).
I would like to design master page header to show report title and date. For Master footer page, I want to show address and page number. Thus, all report no need to design more page header and footer.
The table cells on the List.aspx all have an inline CSS style that prevents the text from wrapping. Sometimes I want the cells to wrap. How do I prevent the inline CSS from appearing?
I have at least 87 report in my project what i am thinking to create a custom header and footer item in the report. In Header and footer we are showing a image so if we want to change the image then we need to change the image in all my 87 reports so is there any template that we can set in my header and footer so child report inherits from them.
i'm writing a stored proc and if a field i return is longer then 200 characters, i want to truncate, find the last space, remove any characters after that space, then add some full stopseg:
INSERT INTO @rec(articleid, abstract) SELECT a.id, CASE
In my website, users have the ability to upload images to my website. When the image is uploaded it will automatically have a smaller thumbnail created by my website. The thumbnails are not displaying correctly in my repeater though (and by correctly I mean Im not sure how to display them).
Each image sits inside a square div element which is 145 x 145 pixels. Some of the images are 145 wide with a relative height and some are 145 high with a relative width. When my page is displayed the wider images sit at the bottom of my 145 x 145 div,whereas the higher image sit at the bottom and to the left. I would prefer them to all be centered.
I cant find a way to do this is in CSS becuase the images are retrieved dynamically so I cant assign a height beforehand. Is there a way to add white space to my image during the thumbnail creation process so that all images are 145 x 145 but still maintain the aspect ratio? Or can someone think of a good way to do this with CSS and HTML, OR even with javascript (keeping in mind that my images come inside a repeater bound to data in the db.
If you want to see any of my code or the thumbnail creating class just ask.
I'm trying to remove all white or transparent pixels from an image, leaving the actual image (cropped). I've tried a few solutions, but none seem to work. Any suggestions or am I going to spend the night writing image cropping code?
In my ASP.NET application, I was trying to add few white spaces between two text boxes by typing space bar. The equivalent HTML source was instead of . So I just wanted to check: is this the new replacement for white space? If yes, why they changed?
I found an useful link which show tutorial for setup Gridview export to Excel.http://archive.aspsnippets.com/post/Export-GridView-To-WordExcelPDFCSV-in-ASPNet.aspxIt works well but if I want to preserve white space for certain boundfield, after the excel export, I got merged cell for every row. how do I avoid the merged cells?
I am having problems with rendering differences between a gridview control and a local report .rdlc rendering. The dataset shows different spacing between characters in the dataset visualizer than it does in the gridview. The sql reporting services report is more closely rendering what is shown in the visualizer. The dataset is filled From a DAL and then bound to the gridview and reporting service at runtime. I'm currently using VS2008 and programming in VB.
I have a report with some opening text, a table, and some closing text. The number of rows in the table can vary. When the report is exported to Excel or printed, the opening text is printed, then a pagebreak is inserted and the table starts on the second page. I want the everything to be continous with any pagebreaks occuring in the middle of the table.
I've tried modifying the body and page size. I've tried dragging the controls to the left and making them smaller. how to stop the unwanted pagebreaks from occuring?
what I am getting is 1 row for each location then there is a pagebreak! what i want is the next location right below the first I looked through for all the page breaks with no luck.
