I want to add a new page at the end of my report. I have tried but the new page is coming next to the first page.
I have some sections in reports in which I want 500 text/words to be written and when it exceeds, the remaining text should go to that new page.
Go to the Section Expert. In your report footer, set it to create a new page before it is printed (In 'Section Expert', select the Report Footer -> 'Paging' tab -> Check 'New Page Before' checkbox).
Following the above directions will give you one extra page at the end of the report.
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I'm new to alchemy-cms.
I created a fresh install from the guides. I did not add any concept or structure.
Going to localhost:3000 I have to add the first user and after that I have a clean site.
When trying to add a new page, I have to select a type (page-layout?) and type in a name.
The Type combobox remains empty, and therefore the website don't allow me to add a page. What am I doing wrong? I think I'm missing something very obvious here.
I have looked allready in the source code, and running the following:
rails console
Alchemy::PageLayout.all
and this results in:
=> [{"name"=>"index", "unique"=>true, "elements"=>["article"], "autogenerate"=>["article"]}]
So I would guess the combobox should be filled with this item.
The index page layout is marked as unique, so it can only be added once per language. And as the so called language root page (the first most page in your page tree) already has this page layout, no new page can be created using this page layout.
In order to fix your problem you need to add another page layout to your page_layouts.yml file. It is good practice to add an standard page layout that is not unique (default) and can therefore be added multiple times per language.
I am working with Crystal Reports XI and have a pretty basic report. It is formatted like this:
Report Header
Page Header
Group Header #1
Details
Group Footer #1
Report Footer
Page Footer
My issue is that the Details area is pulling records from a database and depending there can be enough records associated with the Group Header #1 that the report will span multiple pages. This appears to work except that the report after (this is a mass mailer type of a report for individuals) does not start on a new page, causing print issues.
The Report Footer and Page Footer both have New Page After turned on (they are grayed out and I cannot alter them. The Details (in the Section Expert) has Free-Form Placement and Keep Together turned on only.
Thoughts?
Try to turn on the group header new page before with a formula to skip the first group.
Right click the "group header #1"
Click "section expert"
Click "new page before" formula workshp button (on the right of the checkbox)
Write the formula
groupnumber > 1
This will put each group in a separate page. The formula is important to avoid a blank initial page.
I've got some pages going on. Each page shows Listings of items that users wish to sell, along with their prices and descriptions. At the bottom of the page is a link for creating a new listing.
What I want to do is have the back button return the user to the page they created he listing on -- NOT the index of all listings.
I can't just change the back button to
link_to 'Back', pages_universityofconnecticut_path
because it will link to the University of Connecticut even when used on Harvard's page. I hope that makes sense. How do I go about doing this?
I have used this line in my view to display only the listings where the school matches the page.
here's the solution of your problem, an excellent way by ryan
http://railscasts.com/episodes/131-going-back
I would like to make a style within a LibreOffice text document that formats all my top-level headlines to appear alone on a dedicated page. Actually, I would like to have quite the same as the chapters title pages of the LibreOffice Writer documentation but I don't know how to do it.
Any idea how?
Maybe you can have a look at the odt document you cite as example and see how it is done there?
Go to the title page. Select the title - then press F11 to bring up the 'Styles' box.
A special style for these chapter headings has been created called 'OOoHeading 0'. There is a page break before and a page layout style called 'OOoPageStyle'.
See example 'chapters; (around page 185)
A possible scenario: You are writing a book that is divided into chapters. Each chapter starts with a page style called New Chapter. The following pages use the Default page style. At the end of each (except the last) chapter, we return to the New Chapter page style for the first page of the next chapter.
Implement that in your document.
I am new to Rave and I'm having a ridiculous amount of difficulty forcing page breaks between sections of my report. It's a master-detail report, with various types of detail sections (master = patient; detail 1 = visit history; detail 2 = medications etc.). I've got the detail sections working ok but need to: a) force a page header to carry over on every page and b) force each detail section to start on a new page. In other words, I want every page of the report to include a header with the patient name, ID etc., and I want each type of data (visits, meds, etc.) to appear as its own section.
I've tried the different Band styles and checkboxes for having the bands appear on every new page, etc., but I can't get a header or a page break for the life of me.
Can anyone provide the settings I should use for the page header band and the bands that should begin a new page with each section? Many thanks!
Clicking "New Page (P)" in Band Style Editor should force it to be printed on each page. If not, maybe verify that the Header band style (Group/Body etc) has the ControllerBand set to the Detail databand of your DataView.