Group Header Problem

[manishjoisar]

I have Group By Item

I have 10 items in detail

Some matter at group footer & i.e. Print At The Bottom Of Page

Now if details is more than 10 then only group footer is going in next page at that time Group Header is not Printing

i have checked Repeat Group Header On Each Page
i have tried of keep together option also

Thanks

 

[whitakaster]

Yep, you are dealing with "orphaned" footers, which is a crystal glitch you have to accomodate for by using a fake header and variables to show/suppress this fake header, which will pair up with the orphaned footer. The kb article that details the steps:

http://support.businessobjects.com/library/kbase/articles/c2004981.asp

 

[pepperdec]

I'm using this article

http://support.businessobjects.com/library/kbase/articles/c2004981.asp

as workaround to orphaned group footer. It works fine until I added to display the Page Footer. What I did was put the TurnOffFlag (fron article) to the group footer and none to the Page Footer. It worked fine then in Crystal Reports designer but when I distribute it to web application, it gets a different result. Im supposed to get 3 pages -- 1st & 2nd page display the Group Header and the 3rd page displays the Fake Group Header (page header b). BUT... viewing the report from web application displays 4 pages with the 3rd page displaying both Group Header & the Fake Group Header. I could not get same results.

Here are some info:
OS: Windows 2000 Server
using Cold Fusion
use "promptex" URL reporting to call report
report is directly exported to PDF(acrobat reader) so what users get is the PDF file
Acrobat Reader version 6.0


Here are some hints:
I created the report in Windows XP Professional, Crystal Reports 9 environment. When I copied the report to Windows 2000 Server and open it in CR 9, in CR 9 itself of Win2000 Server, both group header & fake group header is displayed in page 3. I then added a printer HP Laserjet 4050 Series PS, this is the printer I use when creating the report in Win XP. Then booom! only the fake header is displayed.

BUT... when I view in web application again, still the problem comes out. Adding the printer driver did not solve it.

Any idea what's going on with Win2000 server?