Hi,

We just installed Visual Studio 2022 and none of our Telerik Reports load in the designer (just a blank screen).  We are using R3 2016 SP1 (10.2.16.1025).   This is a legacy winforms app using .net framework 4.5.2.  Am I missing something or is 2016 not supported in 2022?  If it is not supported, can you tell me what the earliest version of Telerik Reporting is supported in Visual Studio 2022?  I would like to minimize the conversion process.

Thank you,

David Adams

Hi,

I am trying to implement the Web Report Designer using version 16.1.22.511 under .NET Framework 4.8.

I have a custom IDefinitionStorage, but the behaviour is exactly the same using the native FileDefinitionStorage.

I have only one report named Report1.trdp. When I try and upload two reports in the Assets Manager, Report2.trdp and Report1.trdp, the following method gets called twice.

Task<ResourceFileModel> GetModelAsync(string uri)

Please see 1_upload_report1.png and 2_upload_report2.png to see what it returns, and 3_upload_results.png to see the result (it successfully uploaded Report2.trdp, and failed to upload Report1.trdp because it already exists).

Now I would have expected the same kind of behaviour when trying to create new reports, ie allow reports that don't match by name an existing one and reject reports that do or at least warn the user.

When I try and create a new report named Report2.trdp, the following method is called (see 4_new_report2.png)

Task<byte[]> GetAsync(string resourceName)

It returns null because no such report already exists, then the following method is called

Task<ResourceFileModel> SaveAsync(SaveResourceModel model, byte[] resource)

When I try and create Report1.trdp however, the first method (GetAsync) returns an actual byte[] (see 5_new_report1.png) and an exception is thrown by Telerik.WebReportDesigner.Services (see 6_new_report1.png). If I continue the execution, the second method (SaveAsync) eventually gets called, and my Report1.trdp gets overwritten by the new report.

I've also included some details, see 7_new_report1.png.

Thanks in advance,

Arthur

Hello 

Please find the attached files,  Is there any workaround for this, the numbers in Arabic text always misplaced. This is very important if you are using for certificates.

Culture is set to Default. and i have tried changing the culture but same result.

Can anyone advice, what are the preferable settings for this. 

Thank you.

Hi,

I am using the HTML5 viewer under .Net 6. I have 2 parameters CICAreaFilter and SubReportVisible.

I am using this Javascript to pass values to these parameters:

        $(document).ready(function () {

            $("#reportViewer1")
                .telerik_ReportViewer({
                    serviceUrl: "api/reports",
                    reportSource: { report: "First Attempt.trdp" },
                    parameters: [ { CICAreaFilter: 'GEN' }, { SubReportVisible: true }],
                    scaleMode: telerikReportViewer.ScaleModes.SPECIFIC,
                    scale: 1.0
                });
        });

The parameters are not being set in the report. What do I need to change to get these parameters to work? I have tried 1 parameter and it also does not work.

Thanks.

Lloyd.

I have a relatively simple report.  Four columns, three of which will contain little data, but the fourth could contain a large amount (see figure attached).

How do I get the row bottoms of the first three columns to align with the fourth?

All columns have Behavior defined as:
Culture                 (default)
Keep Together   TrueMultiline              True
Visible                 True

All have Appearance.TextWrap True

The detail section that they are in has Behavior defined as:
CanShrink            False
Keep Together   TruePageBreak           None
Visible                 True

Report is created with standalone designer version 16.1.22.511

I am getting an error when attempting to run a WinUI project with the Telerik.ReportViewer.WinUI NuGet package installed.  Project builds without errors, but when I attempt to run the project, I get the following error:

Exception thrown: 'System.IO.FileNotFoundException' in Telerik.ReportViewer.WinUI.Themes.dll

In App.xaml I have added:

<ResourceDictionary Source="ms-appx:///Telerik.ReportViewer.WinUI.Themes/Themes/Generic.xaml"/>

The application target framework is .Net 6.0.  I attempted to following the example projects that were mentioned here.  What am I missing?

I also get the following errors if I add the Telerik.WinUI.Controls (2.0.0) NuGet Package.  The errors are:

PRI175: 0x80073b0f - Processing Resources failed with error: Duplicate Entry.

Hi,

we have troubles with the excel report creation. We defined a footer with a left, middle and right textbox which renders correctly in a PDF [pdf-Screenshot 2022-06-13 103500.png] but in Excel it renders the left and middle textbox in the left footer in Excel [excel-footer-Screenshot 2022-06-13 103646.png]. Additionally the height of the footer seems to be wrong because the margins won't be setup correctly [excel-height-Screenshot 2022-06-13 103622.png].

This is the code we use to create the reports:

        private static byte[] Render(ReportFormat format, ReportData values)
        {
            var serializerSettings = new JsonSerializerSettings
            {
                ContractResolver = new CamelCasePropertyNamesContractResolver()
            };

            var jsonValues = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(values, serializerSettings);
            var reportPath = Configuration.AppSettings.Read("ReportPath");
            var uriReportSource = new UriReportSource
            {
                Uri = reportPath,
            };
            uriReportSource.Parameters.Add("Parameter1", jsonValues);
            var r = new ReportProcessor();

            var formatString = format switch
            {
                ReportFormat.Excel => "XLSX",
                ReportFormat.Pdf   => "PDF"
            };

            var result = r.RenderReport(formatString, uriReportSource, new Hashtable());
            return result.DocumentBytes;
        }

Greetings

Jan