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  Forum  DotNetNuke® Pro...  Reports Module ...  Column headers always enabled
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New Post 4/28/2008 3:54 PM
User is offline Aleksandar Tosic
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Re: Column headers always enabled 

Strange, but even when I change the value on the TabModuleSettings table, it does the same: it shows the header!? I can't wait for new version :)

Did anyone try to update the TabModuleSettings and it was working? And yes, all reports created in previus version are OK and they have the same setting as the one I updated manualy!?

 
New Post 5/5/2008 8:58 AM
User is offline Andrew Nurse
343 posts
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Re: Column headers always enabled 

I have developed a CSS-based workaround that will hide the headers from users, while still rendering them to the HTML. Unless you absolutely require that the headers not be rendered, please use this workaround. If, for some reason, this workaround is unsuitable, please contact me at: andrew DOT nurse AT dotnetnuke DOT com and I will attempt to provide another workaround.

I do apologise for any inconvenience caused by this. Please note that the bug has been fixed in the next version, so this is only a temporary workaround and will no longer be necessary in version 5.1

The CSS workaround will be posted as a reply to this post in the next few minutes. I have pinned this topic so that anyone else with the problem can locate this workaround.


Andrew Nurse
DotNetNuke Core Team Member and Reports Module Project Lead
Microsoft Certified Professional Developer

 
New Post 5/5/2008 9:09 AM
User is offline Andrew Nurse
343 posts
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Re: Column headers always enabled 
Modified By Andrew Nurse  on 5/5/2008 12:11:05 PM)

Temporary CSS-based workaround:

1. In the settings page for the Reports Module instances you wish to hide the headers for, append "HideHeaders" to the "CSS Class" setting for the Grid Visualizer (you may have as many space-separated CSS classes here as you want, order does not matter).

2. Open the file ~/Portals/[PortalID]/portal.css for the portal(s) you wish to hide the headers for, and add the BOLDED CSS (non-bolded lines should already exist and are shown for context)

/* ================================
    CSS STYLES FOR DotNetNuke
   ================================
*/  

/* TEMPORARY WORKAROUND FOR Reports Module BUG */
table.HideHeaders tr.DNN_Reports_Grid_Header {
    display:none;
}


/* PAGE BACKGROUND */
/* background color for the header at the top of the page  */
.HeadBg {
}

This can also be done using the Stylesheet editor on the Admin > Site Settings menu.

Save changes, and the headers should disappear. This will only affect those modules with the CSS Class attribute set to "HideHeaders". If this name conflicts with another CSS Class in your portal, change it in both the Module Settings and CSS File. Since this workaround does not add any additional code, and only affects Reports Modules with a certain CSS Class, it should be safe for use in production, but ensure you back up your CSS files BEFORE changing them, just in case.

NOTE: The Headers will still be present in the HTML file.

 


Andrew Nurse
DotNetNuke Core Team Member and Reports Module Project Lead
Microsoft Certified Professional Developer

 
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