Style of the first details column messed up (IE8 and FF3)
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From: tommiller85 on 6 Nov 2009 12:05 Hi Bogdan, Sorry to bother you. I don't suppose you've found a fix for this problem have you? I am having exactly the same problem in IE8 as well as the columns in the detail table being too small. If I switch to compatibility mode it looks fine. Surely Microsoft would write a control to work with their own browser! Cheers in advance, Tom. "Bogdan" wrote: > Hi, > > ReportViewer control 9 renders multiple 'style' attributes in the first > details column which causes the column to be displayed in a random font. > > Example: > <TD style="HEIGHT:6.35mm" style="background-color:Transparent;... > > I think that the height style should be applied to the row (i.e. <tr> > element) instead. > > Browsers like IE8 and FireFox 3 ignore the second style attribute (IE8 > displays the column properly in the compatibility mode). > > Has anyone else experienced that problem? Any workarounds? > > Thanks, > Bogdan > > > >
From: Bogdan on 5 Dec 2009 21:00 Unfortunately I have not found any solution/workaround. My plan is to go with pdf only if I get too many complaints. "tommiller85" <tommiller85(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A25EE67F-2A5E-43AA-867B-8E438287B159(a)microsoft.com... > Hi Bogdan, > > Sorry to bother you. I don't suppose you've found a fix for this problem > have you? I am having exactly the same problem in IE8 as well as the > columns > in the detail table being too small. If I switch to compatibility mode it > looks fine. > > Surely Microsoft would write a control to work with their own browser! > > Cheers in advance, > > Tom. > > "Bogdan" wrote: > >> Hi, >> >> ReportViewer control 9 renders multiple 'style' attributes in the first >> details column which causes the column to be displayed in a random font. >> >> Example: >> <TD style="HEIGHT:6.35mm" style="background-color:Transparent;... >> >> I think that the height style should be applied to the row (i.e. <tr> >> element) instead. >> >> Browsers like IE8 and FireFox 3 ignore the second style attribute (IE8 >> displays the column properly in the compatibility mode). >> >> Has anyone else experienced that problem? Any workarounds? >> >> Thanks, >> Bogdan >> >> >> >>
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