Hi there
I would like my report to be rendered as follows:
On the first page, I would like to display the logo of the company, the report title a header of the data and the data itself. When there are too many data so that the report needs a second page, I want to display only the report title, the header of the data (again) and the remaining data. What I don't want is kind of a report cover page without any data because it wastes a page, which is not necessary at all. I was looking for the InsertPageBreakAfter on the report header but that is not available according to a help page I found. How can I do that?
Thanks
Roman
markfur- I opened a case with Infragistics today for almost the same issue that you are describing: the Report Header & Report Footer are always on their own pages. CAS-142727-L6Z1D2 is the ticket #. I'll try to remember to post back here with what they say. "As designed" is unacceptable because of the URL in your post.
:)
j
Hi Simon,
After looking around for a resolution on the same issue as mchur, I found your response and a few others. I see that creating a summary header works to a limited degree; however, if I also have a page header that I want to appear on every page, it renders above the summary header. This, of course, is not a desired result.
The help file (http://help.infragistics.com/Help/Doc/Reporting/2012.1/CLR4.0/html/How_To_Using_the_Report_Sections.html) suggests that the report header can be used for either a cover page (Include a cover page) or true header above the page header (Include a title at the beginning of the report). This is the behavior of many other report writers (ComponentOne, Crystal Reports, Active Reports, SQL Server Reports). Is the report header section nothing but a cover page?
What do we need to do to get the dev team to understand that a page break after property is needed on this section? The same logic applies for the report footer.
btw: I'm using version 14.1
Hi mchur!
I attach to the replay an image showing how can you design the report definition.
I hope it's what you expected, but if I have misunderstanding anything, please ask again.
regards,
Simon