Showing posts with label jpg. Show all posts
Showing posts with label jpg. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

image won't show up

Hey all,
I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
jenrI have experienced the same problem in 2005 - NEVER in 2000!
I don't know what is happening!
"jenr" wrote:
> Hey all,
> I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
> layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
> idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
> jenr
>|||Well -
Is the image in your "project" ?
Was the image deployed to your server with the "deploy" of the project?
That is all I have ever done in the past - but I am speculating "here" and I
think there are some weird issues with the GDI of 2005! As I have said in
previous posts a graphical report in RS2000 works perfectly and taking the
same report to 2005 - some graphs are never rendered - a GDI+ error. Maybe
not the same with a *.jpg - but something for sure is funny somewhere.
Warm REgards,
joe
"code_slayer_bkk" wrote:
> I have experienced the same problem in 2005 - NEVER in 2000!
> I don't know what is happening!
> "jenr" wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
> > layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
> > idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
> >
> > jenr
> >
> >

image size

Hello

I added a background jpg file into my report. It seems the image is bigger then my page size, is there any way I can say fit the image size to page size?

Sounds like your image is huge! Why not make a smaller image and do a repeating background?

Background Image Repeat

You can have a background image repeat vertically (y), horizontally (x), in both directions, or in neither direction.

CSS Code:

p {
background-image: url(smallPic.jpg);
background-repeat: repeat; }
p {
background-image: url(smallPic.jpg);
background-repeat: repeat-y; }
p {
background-image: url(smallPic.jpg);
background-repeat: repeat-x; }
p {
background-image: url(smallPic.jpg);
background-repeat: no-repeat; }

Friday, March 23, 2012

Image problem

Hello,

I'm using SQL 2005 & reporting service 2005

I have a picture control and the image come from a web. (http://myserver/logo.jpg)

The report contain parameters.

While user generate the reporting the image display without a problem.

But if user change his parameters selected (without close the reports) than click on generate report the image doesn't dispaly and red X show.

If user click on the refresh icon in the report the image load again.

Any sugestion how to solve this problem ?

Thanks

I had a similar problem before and had to use an embedded image instead to get rid of the problem.|||This issue was addressed in SP1. After applying SP1, are you still seeing the issue?|||I still didn;t applay SP1 because the "Select All" in ,ulti selection list removed in SP1|||If you don't want to apply SP1, then the only workaround is to use an embedded image instead.|||Thanks

Monday, March 19, 2012

Image and Table Layout

In the Layout tab, I've placed a jpg image behind a table. In other words,
the table lays on top of the image. In the Preview tab, I can see the image
behind the table, which is exactly what I want.
When I build and deploy, then look at the report in IE, I see the image with
the table pushed down the page. The overlap between the table and image is
gone, even though it's still overlayed in the preview tab. Any ideas on what
to set so that the table stays overlayed on top of the image when I looking
at the deployed report?
Thanks,
--
RandyTry inserting a rectangle object on to your report, making your jpg the
background image for this rectangle and then place your table in the
rectangle.
HTH,
Magendo_man
"randy1200" wrote:
> In the Layout tab, I've placed a jpg image behind a table. In other words,
> the table lays on top of the image. In the Preview tab, I can see the image
> behind the table, which is exactly what I want.
> When I build and deploy, then look at the report in IE, I see the image with
> the table pushed down the page. The overlap between the table and image is
> gone, even though it's still overlayed in the preview tab. Any ideas on what
> to set so that the table stays overlayed on top of the image when I looking
> at the deployed report?
> Thanks,
> --
> Randy|||Thanks for Magendo's input.
Hi Randy,
As Magendo has mentioned, you can drag a Rectangle on the report first, set
the rectangle's backgroundImage as the image you want to display as
background. Then put your Table over that rectangle. BTW, the Table
reportItem itself also support backgrounimage setting and it can display
the image behind the table content (when we set backgroundcolor as
Transparent-- the default setting). Does this also a possible solution for
your scenario?
Please feel free to post here if there is any further questions.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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