Page nav buttons
<p>Is it possible to simulate the page nav buttons that are on the viewer toolbar?</p><p>I need to turn the toolbar off, but still want the page nav buttons available on the report.</p><p>Thanks</p>
Never mind I got it. Thanks
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Rendering differences when "go to last page" navigation button is clicked
Hi All,
Critical issue here, apparently a new rendering bug in the crystal report viewer:
In a framework 3.5 sp1 application (vb.net) using the Crystal Report Viewer, ***. version 12.0.2000.0 , file version 12.3.2002.753 (i.e. 2008 with sp3 installed and fp3.2 installed over that), I have a report that will render differently depending on whether or not the user clicks the "go to last page" button, or whether they just print/export/use single page advance navigation.
The difference in rendering is that "report footer a" (there are "g" of these) is not displayed. This footer contains essential summary information for the grouped data above.
Related, but subtly different, is that the last group header/detail/group footer is not displayed if the details section is empty, again, IFF the go to last page button is clicked. It renders correctly if go to last page is not used.
The unique thing about the reporting implemenation in this app is that the fields/headers are dynamically positioned at runtime (based on user settings). Similarly, the fonts, heights and visibility (i.e. SectionFormat.EnableSuppress) of group sections are also dynamically set at run time. The ReportDocument object manipulation is done entirely in memory and is not (at least by me) persisted to disk before rendering in the viewer.
Is there a work around, programmatic or otherwise, other than removing the navigation buttons? What assumptions is the rendering engine making about section size as it (apparently) short circuits sequential rendering when the go to last page button is clicked?
Any clues would be greatly appreciated.
Best,
_tHi Don,
Thanks for the response.
It's a winforms app.
The data access is through typed datasets that are filled on the client using linq to objects (i.e. not a connection to a remote db). There is one main ds (which has the report's detail data). There are also 5 unrelated subreport ds's that are used to fill standard header/footer information.
I can export the report to an rpt file through the app, but the data is never included. Haven't found a way to get data to save with rpt file. ReportOption save data with report is checked for the report, but the actual data never gets saved into the rpt file.
Formatting of report, post programattic manipulation, is as I expect and appears identical irrespective of clicking the "go to last page" nav button.
I would hazard a guess that it's not a caching issue since the rendering bug occurs only if the go to last page (GTLP from now on) button is clicked BEFORE the report has been navigated through sequentially or exported. Once exported or single-page advanced through, the report renders correctly (i.e., the GTLP appears to be reading from the cache, and not running it's own rendering scheme).
Is there a way to dump the cache manually? At the very least I could dump the cache before printing/exporting to ensure that the export function creates a fresh (and bug free) rendering. It is the output to paper/pdf etc that is most critical. If there's a bit of stupidity on screen, I can convince my clients to laugh this off as a bit of silly screen junk, but the externalization of the data (pdf or print) must be reliable.
Cheers,
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Top Nav buttons not working after publish, but works in app. WHY?
I have tried to find out why these buttons will not work after publishing. They work fine while in the iWeb app, but not when publishing. I do not have any objects near the top nav buttons. The first site went off without a hitch
<www.serenitycustompools.net> the second site began the problem with the last page, the nav buttons would not work. Now this 3rd site, none of the nav buttons at top will work after publish, but will work in app. Anyone else having the same probs? None of my pages have the same names or any punctuation marks, and they are simple one word named pages.
mini intel Mac OS X (10.4.9)They all work for me, try clearing your browser cache or using another browser.
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Hey there, i've recently been following a tutorial and I have come across a problem with the AS for the nav buttons, http://www.flash-game-design.com/flash-tutorials/basic-flash-website-tutorial-6.html, the tutorial says to write:
btnabout.onRelease = function(){
content.gotoAndStop("about")
btnport.onRelease = function(){
content.gotoAndPlay("port")
btncont.onRelease = function(){
content.gotoAndStop("contact")
I have done this and it came with an error saying needs to be in handler, so i re-entered this:
btnabout.on(release) = function(){
content.gotoAndStop("about")
btnport.on(release) = function(){
content.gotoAndPlay("port")
btncont.on(release) = function(){
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This code then came back with a Expected a field name after '.' operator. btnabout.on(release) = function(){ can anyone please help me i'm starting to pull hairs out?!
Thanks
P.S it must be AS 2.0 as that is what my portfolio page uses.The problem with the first attempt was not the code, but where you placed it. That code needs to be placed on the timelinein the same frame as where the buttons are (preferably in a separate 'actions' layer). This approach is the better approach than trying to place the code on the objects because it keeps all code in a single easy to find location... the timeline.
For the second attempt, assuming you were still trying to attach the code to the buttons, you should change the code to....
on(release) {
content.gotoAndStop("about")
on(release){
content.gotoAndPlay("port")
on(release){
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When I add content to the page that expands the table, the
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http://www.csayersdesign.com/achieveIT/pages/company.htmCurtis Sayers wrote:
> When I add content to the page that expands the table,
the nav buttons on the
> left "spread out". This isn't happening in Safari. Any
help would be much
> appreciated. Here is the page I'm working on:
>
http://www.csayersdesign.com/achieveIT/pages/company.htm
>
>
Problem is you're doing what a lot of beginners do, trying to
create a
page by using one single table and splitting the cells into
numerous
cells......that aint going to work as you have found out.
It doesn't help either that you are allowing Fireworks to
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code. When you do that it normally produces fragile code that
the
browser tries its best to interpret and a lot of times fails
The design you're trying to produce is a fairly basic 2
column table
which you should ideally set up directly in Dreamweaver.
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in your
navigation side bar and merge that column back into one
single cell. You
can do that by click-dragging in Dreamweaver then in the
properties
inspector where it says 'cell' in the bottom left corner
click the white
square icon which will merge all the cells into one.
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created by
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If it does work you then need to insert another table (a
nested table)
into the cell which you merged back into one. Then put your
navigation
buttons into it.
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will
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I've thought of things like using javascript via
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asked to work on the flash content for the page and if possible
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able to do this or understanding the fundamentals of why it doesn't
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I am really excited about my energy towards wrapping up my first
Flash CS3 site.
First off, is it possible to make nav buttons stop a Flash
video from playing (without pressing stop directly from the
component). I've made numerous attempts, but I have decided to just
start from scratch. If so, how is it done?
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.AS class file and test it.
What is a Sprite? Is it difficult to learn and use
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JntspecialtyI see the flvplayback class in the help files, with all the
methods and properties listed in one spot. I even tested the
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So, for me, 1st develop the .swf file with the nav buttons
and be sure to include
" import fl.video.FLVPlayback;
trace(FLVPlayback.VERSION);"
on that page. Right?
2nd- Then, make a page called "PressToPlayVideoPage.swf" and
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> How do I get the 2 px border I have around my navigation
buttons to change
> color on mouse over? On the site I'm building I have a
hover set for
> links,
> but this doesn't do it. I somehow managed to get the
border to hover on
> the
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FrankSorry, not sure how to do the 'show us a link to your Template.dwt file/" So here's the code Thank you very much
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