Dynamic row add : So you have to set up the initial...

Sun, 15 May 2011 23:01:00 +0000

Author: Ingo
Subject: 1828
Posted: 15 May 11 at 11:01PM

So you have to set up the initial page to be large enough
for 40 rows.
Your pagesize "letter" together with fontsize 8 can't work!
"Letter" doesn't mean the page of a letter but the envelope!
Perhaps 50 rows with fontsize 8 and pagesize "A4" could
be a success... Try a bigger pagesize and it will work.

Cheers, Ingo

Dynamic row add : Hi, Overrun i mean as below. lets...

Sun, 15 May 2011 22:51:24 +0000

Author: pdfinfo411
Subject: 1828
Posted: 15 May 11 at 10:51PM

Hi, Overrun i mean as below.
lets say I have a structure of 200 rows of data.
I like to display lets say 40 rows of data in page 1 - now content of each row is one line.
also if the content of data increases to 8 lines per row, it display only first 20 rows and the remaining 21-40 will not be show. it will be cut off. Does not automatically display in next page.

I tried using appendtablerows, but did not help.
Is there a solution to this issue ?

Thanks

Dynamic row add : Hi pdfinfo411!What do you mean...

Sun, 15 May 2011 16:17:44 +0000

Author: Ingo
Subject: 1828
Posted: 15 May 11 at 4:17PM

Hi pdfinfo411!

What do you mean with data overrun?
The text per row was cut or what?
If this is the case you have to calculate by your own
before using a string.
What font height (pixel)? How many characters? ...
to determine before how long a row should be for the string?

Cheers and welcome here,
Ingo

BTW: I've deleted the other thread 'cause it's the same content ;-)

Dynamic row add : Hi, I used the code on the below...

Sat, 14 May 2011 22:23:11 +0000

Author: pdfinfo411
Subject: 1828
Posted: 14 May 11 at 10:23PM

Hi, I used the code on the below lines to draw the table rows.
The issue is there will be data overruns.
so i use the api AppendTableRows(). This also does not seem to
help prevent data overruns.

Please advise.

QuickPDFAX0724.PDFLibraryClass qp base.Library();

{
      int fontID = qp.AddTrueTypeFont("Arial", 1);

      qp.SetTextSize(8);
      qp.SelectFont(fontID);

      qp.SetHTMLNormalFont("Default", fontID);

      qp.SetPageSize("Letter");
      qp.SetOrigin(0);
}

DataTable dtAllData = getTable(); //with 200 rows of data.
   int ipages = qp.NewPages(20);
   int totalPages = qp.PageCount();

int FirstRow = 1;
int FirstColumn = 1;
int LastRow = dtAllData.Rows.Count;
int LastColumn = dtAllData.Columns.Count;
int tableID = qp.CreateTable(LastRow, LastColumn);

qp.SetTableBorderColor(tableID, 0, 1, 1, 1);
qp.SetTableBorderWidth(tableID, 0, 0.1);

qp.SetTableCellTextSize(tableID, FirstRow, FirstColumn, LastRow, LastColumn, 8);

   qp.SetTableCellBorderWidth(tableID, FirstRow, FirstColumn, LastRow, LastColumn, 0, 0);

qp.SetTableRowHeight(tableID, FirstRow, LastRow, 0);

QReport.RPTParam rptParam = new QReport.RPTParam();
for (int idx = 1; idx <= LastColumn; ++idx)
{
      DataColumn dcc = dtAllData.Columns[idx - 1];
      if (dcc != null)
      {
          Int32 iwidth = rptParam.GetColumnWidth(dcc);
          qp.SetTableColumnWidth(tableID, idx, idx, iwidth);
      }
      else
      {
          LogMessage("Create(DataTable dtAllData, List lrow): using DefaultReportColumnWidth:" + QReport.RPTParam.DefaultReportColumnWidth.ToString());
          qp.SetTableColumnWidth(tableID, idx, idx, QReport.RPTParam.DefaultReportColumnWidth);
      }
}

qp.SetTableCellBackgroundColor(tableID, FirstRow, FirstColumn, FirstRow, LastColumn, 0.4, 0.4, 0.4);

qp.SetTableCellTextColor(tableID, FirstRow, FirstColumn, 1, LastColumn, 1, 1, 1);

qp.SetTableCellAlignment(tableID, FirstRow, FirstColumn, 1, LastColumn, 4);

for (int idx = 1; idx <= LastColumn; ++idx)
{
      DataColumn dcc = dtAllData.Columns[idx - 1];
      Int32 iAllignID = rptParam.GetDataAlignment(dcc);

      qp.SetTableCellAlignment(tableID, 2, idx, LastRow, idx, iAllignID);
}
Func CDataType = delegate(DataRow drow, DataColumn dc)
{

      {
          if (drow[dc].ToString().Trim().Length > 0)
          {
              if (dc.DataType == System.Type.GetType("System.DateTime"))
              {
    return Convert.ToDateTime(drow[dc]).ToShortDateString();
              }
              else
              {
    return Convert.ToString(drow[dc]).Trim();
              }
          }
      }

      return String.Empty;
};
for (int idxr = 1; idxr <= LastRow; ++idxr)
{
      if (idxr == 1) //column header
      {
          for (int idx = 1; idx <= dtAllData.Columns.Count; ++idx)
          //foreach (DataColumn column in thisTable.Columns)
          {
              DataColumn dcc = dtAllData.Columns[idx - 1];
              qp.SetTableCellContent(tableID, 1, idx, dcc.ColumnName);
          }
      }
      else
      {
          //DataRow drow = lrow[idxr - 1];
          DataRow drow = dtAllData.Rows[idxr - 1];
          int trow = qp.AppendTableRows(tableID, idxr);
          LogMessage("QuickPDFRptTEST.PDFTest(): trow: " + trow.ToString());
          if (trow == 0)
          {
              throw new NotImplementedException("Rows could not be added");
          }

          for (int idx = 1; idx <= dtAllData.Columns.Count; ++idx)
          {
              DataColumn dcol = dtAllData.Columns[idx - 1];
              String rdata = CDataType(drow, dcol);

              qp.SetTableCellContent(tableID, idxr, idx, rdata);
          }
      }
}
double totalheightofalltherows = qp.DrawTableRows(tableID, PDF_LEFT, PDF_TOP, PDF_HEIGHT, 1, 0);

qp.SaveToFile(outputfile);

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