Monday, March 26, 2012
Image Sizing
I have done some research re image sizing and have not been able to confirm
if the following be done. Has anybody had this type of request and solved
it? ..
Logo to display on the page in specific place, limit the image size to a
width of 4cm wide or 2cm high. whichever dimension is exceeded first. Image
should maintain its apect ratio
Many thanks
IanCan you just resize the image file? Or create new version(s) in the
size(s) you require?|||Thank you for the reply, ... unfortunately the details of the requirements
ended up being slightly different (image resizing was not reventually
equired) to what I had been led to believe and the research that I was doing .
"toolman" wrote:
> Can you just resize the image file? Or create new version(s) in the
> size(s) you require?
>sql
Image size while export
Hello,
I'm using Reporting Services 2005.
I have image that data value set to take the image from a web server.
I also set the sizing to "AutoSize".
In the report while the image size is more than I set in the design mode the report, the image grow and all other object in the report move.
but while I export to the excel the image size in the excel is the same size I set in the design mode.
While I export to PDF the image grow but all other objects are not moving and the image go up on other object.
can you help me ?
How are you positioning this image? Is this a single image or multiple images in a data table/matrix?|||Single image|||I'm not sure why this is happening but I suspect it's down to the implementation of each Rendering Extension. You see each output format (HTML, XLS, PDF etc...) is programmed separately and it sounds like they treat image rendering differently.
Considering it's a single image and assuming that this image doesn't change size, the best advice I can give you is to check the dimensions of the image and to set them explicitly within the report instead of using the Auto option. That way you'll also have a better feel for what effect the image has on the rest of the report at design time.
Also try putting the image in the header or the footer to prevent it from affecting other report items in the body of the report.
Sorry I couldn't be of more help.