Dynamic HTML rows in IR (Apex 4.2.1)

Question

Hi all,
I need a report with a dynamic number of rows, displaying HTML (images).
Basis for this report is a dynamic created view, where the needed rows are set through filters and actions on some pages.
So far, so good.
Now the first problem: The column headers must being rotated 90°.
So I tried to use "-moz-transform: rotate(-90deg)", but I got this working only with an IR, because in the standard report the header was set everywhere, except the "right" position (e.g. with "-moz-transform-origin: bottom left" - running into other regions above and beside report).
That's why I picked IR for this, even though I would prefer the standard report...
Second problem: Everytime the filters were changed and a the new view is generated, the new rows were unknown in the report since I edit (just open and save) the report in the development environment (but the end-user can't do this).
Third problem: The new rows were of display type "display as text" - so HTML code isn't rendered.
Fourth problem: In IR, new rows were hidden, so the end-user has to select this new rows from the "IR actions meu" (which I actually don't want to display).
The last problem would have been settled, if I could take normal reports, but then the first problem appears again...
I know these are very special problems, but I'm shure that the experts here could solve 'em.
Any help would be appreciated :)
PS:
Apex Version 4.2.1
Oracle Version: 11.2
Browser: Firefox 3.6
PPS:
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Answer 1

D-Files wrote:
Hi all,
I need a report with a dynamic number of rows, displaying HTML (images).
Basis for this report is a dynamic created view, where the needed rows are set through filters and actions on some pages.
So far, so good.
Now the first problem: The column headers must being rotated 90°.
So I tried to use "-moz-transform: rotate(-90deg)", but I got this working only with an IR, because in the standard report the header was set everywhere, except the "right" position (e.g. with "-moz-transform-origin: bottom left" - running into other regions above and beside report).
That's why I picked IR for this, even though I would prefer the standard report...
Second problem: Everytime the filters were changed and a the new view is generated, the new rows were unknown in the report since I edit (just open and save) the report in the development environment (but the end-user can't do this).
Third problem: The new rows were of display type "display as text" - so HTML code isn't rendered.
Fourth problem: In IR, new rows were hidden, so the end-user has to select this new rows from the "IR actions meu" (which I actually don't want to display).
The last problem would have been settled, if I could take normal reports, but then the first problem appears again...
I know these are very special problems, but I'm shure that the experts here could solve 'em.And they'll find it much easier to do so if you create an example of this on apex.oracle.com rather than creating confusing descriptions like 'in the standard report the header was set everywhere, except the "right" position' here. This will be by far the fastest way to make progress on this.
There shouldn't be any problem in doing this with a standard report, especially if it only has to work in one browser.
Browser: Firefox 3.6Any reason for using an out-of-date version?
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Edited by: fac586 on 15-Apr-2013 12:47