Hi,
when I try to print a grid, sometimes this message appears:
In case the message appears, e.g. only 7 of 9 pages are printed.
When I change the Header height from e.g. 50 to 40 or 60, or decrease the size of the font, it sometimes works normally again. After a few days, when the data of the grid changed, the error appears again.
I can't catch or hide this messagebox, no exception appears.
I set these attributes of ultraGridPrintDocument:
This is the grid I want to print:
This is the printed grid, where the last 2 pages are not generated:
The header text is the same on every page.
Please help me.
Best regards
Mike,
Opened case CAS-41462-BK5J6A this has a project attached that recreates the problem.
ThanksRon
This sounds like it's pretty clearly a bug. But without being able to duplicate the issue, there's really no way I can track down what's causing it.
Can you provide a sample project that we can run to duplicate the error?
I got the same problem when trying to print this grid.
I'm printing several different reports and some work, some don't. There seems to be no rule regarding the length of the report or some things like that. Sometimes i get the error when printing in landcape-mode and changing the mode to portrait makes the error disappear. Sometimes the error pops up in portrait-mode AND in landscape mode.I even tried to print the grid without any header, still the error keeps popping up.
Changing the header height or the font size helps to print one report. But then another one, which was printable before the change shows the error.I don't know what to change anymore. Any help would be highly appreciated.
it would be much work to build a sample project to reproduce the error.
This time i changed the height of the header from 60 to 50 to get it working. I think I'll keep changing this value every time this error appears again.
Regards
This error message indicates that a set of column headers in the grid is taller than the height of the printed page and that the grid therefore cannot print it.
That does not appear to be the case based on the screen shot you have here, though. So it sounds like this message is coming up in error.
Unfortunately, there's very little we can do to fix this unless we can duplicate it. Is it possible for you to create a sample project demonstrating this error so we can run it and take a look?