Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
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Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
03-10-2010, 5:11 AM
Hi,
We have just upgraded our test enviroment to DD reports 1.6.1818.0
. But we are running into a problem:
This problem occurs when i open a report
created in an earlier version of DD reports and which makes use of a masterreport also created in an earlier version.
When i change texts or add content to a table, the changes are not carried over to the preview of the report (so if i simply change the text in a table from 'hello' to 'hi' in design mode, preview mode still shows 'hello').
At first i thought it was just a refresh issue, but to my surprise, after saving the report (including the change) and opening it again, the report reverted to its original - before saving - state again (with 'hello' showing in the table instead of 'hi').
Added datasets or parameters added DO get saved.
I noticed that is seems to have something to do with using a masterreport, cause when i make the new report without using the mentioned masterreport, i can't reproduce the problem.
Do you have any idea what causes this issue? i really don't feel like redesigning all of our masterreports.
Thanks in advance,
Sander
Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
03-10-2010, 5:10 PM
Hi Sander,
I am not able to reproduce the issue here. I have tried adding new controls, changing existing ones, removing them, adding new data sources; all are reflected in when I preview and are present after I save and reload the file. I have tried with newly created reports and by editing our samples.
Can you provide us with a copy of the reports that are causing a problem for you, and which controls on it you are trying to change?
Thanks,
James
Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
03-11-2010, 1:57 AM
Hi James,
I've added the mentioned master-report to the post. I can produce the issue by creating a new report, then selecting the attached file as it's master report. After creating the report and adding just a simple textbox (also occurs with tables or other controls), the controls are not reflected in the preview, nor is their content saved when saving the report and reopening it.
Thanks,
Sander
Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
03-11-2010, 5:11 AM
Wow, interesting...I too am able to reproduce the issue using your master report. I'll see if I can find what is causing this and get back to you. - James
Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
03-11-2010, 5:21 AM
Hi Sander, It appears something isn't quite working correctly with localized report items in a content report. As long as the report's Language property is set to Default the changes I make are being reflected in the report.
I have entered case 143988 to have this addressed and we will get a maintenance build to you as soon as it is.
Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
03-12-2010, 12:26 AM
Hi James,
Good to hear you found the cause of the issue. I'll await the maintenance build, thanks a lot!
Regards,
Sander
Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
04-02-2010, 6:11 AM
I wondered how the maintenance build is coming along? Do you think you can provide us with one soon?
Thanks a lot,
Sander
Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
04-02-2010, 6:22 AM
Hello,
The build is ready and available on
http://datadynamics.s3.amazonaws.com/Reports.Setup.1.6.1818.9.exe
Sergey Abakumoff
GrapeCity
Re: Reports Designer: Changes made in design mode not represented in Preview mode/ Gone after saving
04-07-2010, 12:16 AM
Thanks a lot for the quick fix, problem seems to be solved!
Regards,
Sander