I have a report that contains an on demand subreport. I am viewing these reports through an asp application. When I view the subreport and then export, it actually exports the report itself instead of the subreport. What do I need to do so that it recognizes the subreport and exports that...
I created a report in Landscape print mode. When I display it in an asp webpage it cuts it off. I only see it in Portrait mode. I researched and looked around everywhere and can't seem to find the solution. Any help?
I had this problem also, and I moved the fields up into the Header instead of the Details section and it seemed to fix itself. Play around with moving the fields to different secitons of the report. That often helps.
I have my crystal reports written in landscape and when I view the report via the web it cuts off the report on the right. I thought I needed to put code .cs file indicating landscape, so this code is there.
rptReport.PrintOptions.PaperOrientation = PaperOrientation.Landscape...
I am writing a report that uses alias tables. I am writing the report on the development server and need to move it to the production server. I am displaying report on ASP.Net using C# language.
My problem is that the production server doesn't recognize the alias table names. I have this code...
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