I'm having an issue where a certain rectangle isn't showing the data. However, it's throwing an exception so everything else works within the report. Initially, I thought there was a SQL error where some queries were broken but I managed to fix those. However, now it seems to be on the report builder side because it's working perfectly fine in SQL. This is my first time using Report Builder to fix issues. I've checked to see if the rectangle or any of the fields are hidden and none of them are. Maybe it's because the [ITEM_DESCRIPTION] doesn't have allow height to increase or decrease? Is there some certain go to places I should look? Any help would be much appreciated!
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So I am trying to get the screen size without the taskbar, and through reading around I found that the only reliable way was to get the "working area" of the screen (Especially since I might be using multiple screens.), then subtract it from the screen size
Now, my issue is that the working area I am getting is equal to the screen size, which means it is not showing my the actual working area. I have tried some different solutions, and the codes are straight forward.
Dim workingArea = My.Computer.Screen.WorkingArea
This would give me back 1920x1080 which is the same as my resolution. I am not using an auto hide taskbar, and I am not sure what's the issue with this, and/or if there is a better way to do what I am trying to do.
Edit: I have tried to use the DPI aware as per the last comment (following the steps in Using SetWindowPos with multiple monitors)
I am quite confused why I am not getting the correct number here, any feedback is appreciated.
Edit2:I have tested this code itself in another PC and it was a similar result, I will attempt to install an older version/newer version of visual studio or another .net version, however the issue is still illogical, and no solutions seem to be working (with one or more screens having the exact same feedback.)
Edit3: The task bar does not hide, testing the numbers still shows the same regardless of the number of screens, different resolutions were the same as well.
I am using VB.Net is Visual Studio v16.6.3
I started getting this problem a few days ago on an application I developed two years ago and have been improving on and off. This error appeared out of now where. My DataGridView is OK at design time. when I launch the application, all forms that contain a DataGridView, it will appear all blacked out - as per image below.
If I minimize the form and return to it, the datagridview is fine, as per image below:
I get the same problem, in design mode or on a compiled executable. I have not tried this on some elses computer yet to see if it is graphics-card related or application related. Anyone has any idea how to resolve it? I did notice that if I move the datagrid binding and display from the "new" contructor to the "shown" event, it sometimes fixes the problem - but not always. Very weird and random.
I finally found it. I have to call the Refresh for my datagridview... I don't know why. Did not have to do that before but it works.
If someone can explain the reason behind this behavior, please tell me.
I ran to the issue and I cannot get my head around how to solve this. I have four views, each with elements inside has its constraints, you can see the full list in the picture below.
When I run the app, and click on the any one of the text fields, nothing happens and works just fine. However, when I click on the other text field I get this not very pleasant error message.
Well, I followed the steps, and added a symbolic breakpoint, but it did not give any useful information, as you can see below,
I have been stuck on this for a while, and tried many things, including changing the priorities of both views and textfields, as well as deleting some of the constraints that might have caused the problem. Unfortunately, nothing works :( Any help is very appreciated!
You're not doing anything wrong. The TUISystemInputAssistantView mentioned by the console message is not your view. Ignore the message (and file a bug report with Apple). It's not your problem.
I was working at the forms designer and yesterday the designer literally only showed the form. Tried copying the .designer.vb to another new form and the same thing happened. Also when built it just shows what the designer shows. Compare the two versions:
(Had to use pastebin as the code is too long for a post, and it rejects my post if more than two links are used.)
Current code: pastebin.com/SsgR7YWD
Current form view:
Previous code: pastebin.com/bXCL3jhH
Previous screenshot:
Why it is not showing the controls? I know it is a long piece of designer code but I can't find where the error comes from.
I've just run your code through this site that compares to blocks of text and shows the differences - there's a lot - you might want to do the same and have a look at the differences. It may be easier to delete the form and start again to be honest. Having said that, you might be able to spot what went wrong
You should just delete the form and start again. A few tips to having a better UI ---
Use layout grids for the button-checkboxes and let the buttons occupy the whole horizontal space.
And remember to backup your code often so that things like this won't happen again - use something like GitHub and commit your files whenever your day is finished.
Happy coding!
My report is doing this:
This only happens when I export the report to PDF. HTML view looks just fine...
I am not sure where to even start. The first 3 pages are perfect. It is just page 4 that gets messed up.
Any guesses of where I should look to fix this are welcome.
I've seen this same thing in SSRS 2008 and it was extremely frustrating; it was definitely a weird bug of some kind and not just a page-overlap kind of thing (I turned on borders, and made sure none of the cells weren't meant to expand).
From memory, recreating the tablix from scratch made it go away. Although, around the same time I was updating to 2008 SP2 so you might want to check what revision of service pack you're on, too.