Can an HTML report be truncated ?

Can an HTML report be truncated by Labview or Teststand to keep only the header & footer and then outputted to the printer to serve as a traveler?

I'm guessing that you want to be able to just open the file with a
browser and click the 'print' button. I don't think you will be able to do this with the HTML report.
You might be able to do this if you are using TestStand 4.2 and select XML report format. You could customize a stylesheet that would allow you to print just the info of interest.
XML reports tend to be larger than the HTML equivalent...
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Difference between pdf and html report format

Why HTML report printouts truncate from the right-end side, compare to the pdf report format ?, do i need to change anything
while running report through HTML format

The printing from html output is majorly affected by browser settings. Once you try to change the left and right margins in page setup before printing, I solved this problem in this way , it may work for you. Let me know if it works or if you overcome it by other ways.
with regards
wara

Create Html Report in batch

Hi,
can anyone tell me if i can create html report in batch ?
how ?

<BLOCKQUOTE>quote:<HR>Originally posted by Oded Raz ([email protected]):
Hi,
can anyone tell me if i can create html report in batch ?
how ?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yes....
Discoverer supports command line scheduling that may launch Discoverer, execute a report, and automatically export this in HTML format.
This is described in the Users Guide, under Advanced Features. (http://technet.oracle.com/docs/products/discoverer/doc_index.htm)
This is also described in technical note #44841.1 available on Oracle's Metalink (http://metalink.oracle.com).
The relevant command extension is:
/export <format> <export-file>
which Exports output with specified format (xls, html, etc) to specified output file.
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Can not print report when using HTML or DHTML

Can not print report when using HTML or DHTML. When I open the report and click the print icon I get a small blank dialog box and then nothing. If I change to activex it works and I can print.
Any Ideas?
Thanks
Jeff

Hi,
I did not come across this situation before. Did you apply any fix packs. Try to check whether its a issue which can be fixed by applying fix pack( try to check release notes of fix pack and see if they mentioned any thing about this).
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Can i change font size in jasper exported Html report

how can i change font size in jasper exported Html report.
i also want table in that html report.

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How can I change line colors in HTML reports?

I have a VI that is creating an HTML report based on a table of results. I change the back ground color of the line based on failed results. However this line color change is not seen in the HTML reports. Can anyone give me a good way of basically transferring the properties of my table to the HTML report? Is it possible? Thanks in advance for any help.

Greg - Thanks for the reply. I figured this out doing some more research. The line that I needed was "<BACKLOG="#PAYOFF">Your Cell Text</ID>. The problem I was having was that line is needed in front of the rest of the font formatting commands. For example here is my original line:
<ID WIDTH="200"><BACKLOG="#PAYOFF">8.3.12.1</ID>
The bold part in the line above is what I added. With the cell color added like this it actually created another cell and pushed existing ones one cell to the right. It then colored the second cell in the row and left the first one blank. Through looking up more examples I found that I was actually putting the cell color command in the middle of the font formatting command. So I tried putting it at the end and it then did nothing. The only way I could get the cell in the table to change and not change anything else was using the syntax below.
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How can I change the appearance of html report file generated from Teststand to that I change the orientation of the data in the tables?

For instance, I'd like to have the measurement results, limits, and status all on one line in a table.
I am running Teststand 2.0 on Windows 2000.

Hello Joel_IEI,
You can modify each report entry as it is being generated by doing the following steps:
1) In the TestStand Sequence Editor's Report Options, change the Report Generator to "Sequence".
2) In your sequence file, override the ModifyReportEntry callback. In this callback, you can modify or even replace ENTIRELY the default report information TestStand plans to append to the report. You can use Statement steps to modify the contents of Parameters.ReportEntry (the TestStand variable that you will use to do this), or replace the contents entirely!
You can look at the code example Adding Extra Results to a Report Using the Modi
fyReportEntry Callback Sequence for more information.
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National Instruments

A tool for Oracle Report , It can convert HTML to Excel

Hi All , I suggest you a freeware which can convert HTML to Excel . It can also split HTML file into each page and print partly you can download it from http://repbrowser.freewebpage.org/
Regards

Hi Albiz,
try this:
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# Add custom Delimiter
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order in which they are exported.
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Fred
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Print HTML Report.vi doesn't scale properly.

LV 8.5.1, Report Generation Toolkit, XP. Our application uses the Print HTML Report.vi to print an HTML report.
We found that on some installations the resulting page does not scale properly. Instead of being one page wide,
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Tried different printers, different print drivers, no difference.
Finally we noticed that the affected computers all had Internet Explorer 6 installed. Updating to Internet
Explorer 7 fixed the problem. Don't know about IE8, I expect that will work as well.
Hopefully this will help someone else who runs across this problem. I couldn't find any reference to
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Hi Charlie,
The layout option is not wired to anything in the Standard, HTML, Excel and Word Report, but it is used in the Quick Print default case. The Help document for this VI mentions that the layout option is ignored on Standard and HTML Reports but does not mention the Excel or Word Reports.
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Print HTML Report Automatically after Each UUT

Hello
I saw the document on NI site called "Print HTML Report Automatically after Each UUT". That's exactly what I want to do with XML files. So I put it in my sequence file and it works fine, but when it opens the xml file at the first step, there's a pop-up from IE who say that "Scripts are generally safe, do you want to authorise this script" (This message is also displayed when I open my file in files explorer).
So, the print is not automatically anymore as I must answer to this pop-up. does anybody has a solution to bypass this pop-up ?
I tried to use the property silent on the class IWebBrowser2. Inded, the pop-up doesn't appear anymore, but my XML file isn't correctly printed. I supposed the default response of the pop-up (which is no) is applied. So the script isn't executed.
I also tried to configure IE to not display this pop-up : No result
Regards
Laurent

Hello,
I think that you need to configure your browser, can you take a look a this article:
http://www.maxi-pedia.com/scripts+are+usually+safe+do+you+want+to+allow+scripts+to+run
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Page break in html report

Hi all,
I am sending a report to external user e-mail id from SAP. The user is receiving the report in html format.
The user asks me they need a page break on the report after each customer data. I am wondering is it possible to have a page break in html report? If yes, how it is possible?

Hi,
I insist : it is not possible with HTML to insert Page breaks. BUT, Tammie is right! You can use CSS (Cascade Style Sheet) to insert page breaks thanks to few lines of code in your HTML page.
Follow this link to have a look at a very simple piece of code to illustrate this :
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Page 2
 
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Correct URL path for images on HTML reports

We are using Reports Server 6.0 and rwcgi60.exe to display HTML reports on the web. A number of our reports have embedded charts in them which get converted into gifs when the HTML report gets generated.
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Is there some setting that will help us set the base href associated with generated reports? Or is there some other way to get the reports to show up with images on the web?
Thanks

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Need to generate html report on deprecated api

Hi All,
How do I write a generic tool that can print a report in html format of all the deprecated methods of a class and their count. Are there any freely downloadble tools that does this. What is the best way to do this if I have to write on my own.
Thanks & Regards,
Kumar.

Yep:
1) Get hold of the source code for x-doclet tags and tinker around with them so that you can find all the deprecated tags in your system.
2) Write some code yourself that picks up all your files and searches for instance of the deprecated tag
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Problem with NIReport.llb\Print HTML Report using IE.vi on different machines

We have 5 machines here in our workgroup which have the same state regarding security patches and other system updates. We recently found out that there is a problem with the NIReport.llb\Print HTML Report using IE.vi on the different machines.
If I would open the VI on MachineA the control could be loaded. If I would open the VI on MachineB the control could be loaded. If I would copy the VI from MachineB to MachineA and open the VI the control could not be loaded. If I would copy the VI from MachineA to MachineB and open the VI on MachineB the control could be loaded. MachineB could load the version from MachineA and MachineB but on MachineA only the own version will load. I have seen that both versions have the same GUID for the Microsoft Webbrowser but are different in some other aereas.
Since printing HTML Reports is part of the application which will be distributed as application I want to know if someone else have seen such a behaviour or has got problems distributing an application.
Also I want to know which additional information is stored in an Active-X container about the control beside the GUID.
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Hi Tom,
this is the VI <vi.lib>\Utillitiy\NIReport.llb\Print HTML Report using IE.vi copied from a machine that can load and run the VI and it will print. On this machine the control in the VI is white.
This VI will give the "Control could not be loaded" message on my machine.
The file shdocvw.dll is 2006-10-23 16:18 size 1.460 KB and I verifyed that both machines have the same version of this file.
Waldemar
Using 7.1.1, 8.5.1, 8.6.1, 2009 on XP and RT
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Specifically controlling the width of a table in an HTML report

I am generating an HTML report that consists of several detail tables
followed by a summary table at the end. Each detail table is
generated within a for loop. The summary table is generated
separately at the end. The detail tables all have the same column
width and same number of columns. However, I cannot get the summary
table to have the same column width even though it has the same number
of columns and the same column width setting.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Thanks!

Hi,
What VI are you using to create the tables using the for loop? What VI (Append Table to Report.vi?) are you using to create the table at the end?
If you are using the Append Table to Report.vi to create the tables in the for loop, can you change the width of the columns and see expected behavior?
Let me know, and I should be able to help you out further.
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National Instruments
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