Hi Handy,

  I have used both the HTML and XHTML doctype (I thought R2 allowed all controls to use the XHTML doctype now) and I get the same, the Day View does not scroll to put the Start Time at the top.  Here is the code I am using to setup the calendar.

<ISWebScheduler:WebScheduler ID="WebScheduler1" runat="server" CategoriesDataMember="REF_CALENDAR_CATEGORY"
        DataSourceID="ISDataSource1" EditingUrl="EditingForm.aspx" EnableAnimation="False"
        EnableContextMenu="True" EventsDataMember="MC_CALENDAR" Height="600px" RecurrenceDataMember="REF_CALENDAR_RECURRENCE"
        RecurringEventsDataMember="MC_CALENDAR_REVENT" ResourcesDataMember="REF_CALENDAR_RESOURCES"
        Width="98%" IncludeSplitViewInMenu="True" EnableExport="True" EnableMultipleCellSelection="True" > 
        <CalendarSettings AllowCollapse="True" />
        <DefaultResource ResourceColor="#D96666" ResourceName="Default">
        </DefaultResource>
        <ViewSettings SelectedViewMode="Month" SelectedTimelineViewMode="Week" SelectedDate="2009-08-25">
            <QuarterView Enabled="True" />
            <TimelineView ZoomInLevel="DayHourly" />
            <MonthView TimeBasedEventDisplay="ShowSubject" />
        </ViewSettings>
        <WorkWeekSettings StartTime="t0800" EndTime="t1600" />
        <TextSettings ShowFullWeekText="full week" ShowWorkWeekText="work week">
        </TextSettings>
            <DataBinding>
                <ResourcesBinding DescriptionField="RESOURCE_DESC" LocationField="RESOURCE_LOC" ResourceColorField="RESOURCE_COLOR"
                    ResourceIDField="RESOURCE_ID" ResourceNameField="RESOURCE_NAME" />
                <EventsBinding AllDayEventField="CALENDAR_ALLDAY" CategoryIDField="CATEGORY_ID" DescriptionField="CALENDAR_DESC"
                    EndTimeField="CALENDAR_END" EventIDField="CALENDAR_ID" LocationField="CALENDAR_LOC"
                    ModeField="CALENDAR_MODE" ReminderTimeSpanField="CALENDAR_REMINDER" ResourceIDField="RESOURCE_ID"
                    StartTimeField="CALENDAR_START" SubjectField="CALENDAR_SUBJECT" />
                <RecurringEventsBinding AllDayEventField="REVENT_ALLDAY" CategoryIDField="CATEGORY_ID"
                    DescriptionField="REVENT_DESC" EndTimeField="REVENT_END" EventIDField="REVENT_ID"
                    ExceptionDateField="REVENT_EXCEPTION" ExceptionInfoField="REVENT_EXCEPTION_INFO"
                    LocationField="REVENT_LOC" ModeField="REVENT_MODE" ParentIDField="PARENT_ID"
                    RecurrenceIDField="RECURRENCE_ID" ReminderTimeSpanField="REVENT_REMINDER" ResourceIDField="RESOURCE_ID"
                    StartTimeField="REVENT_START" SubjectField="REVENT_SUBJECT" />
                <RecurrenceBinding EndDateField="RECURRENCE_END" ModeField="RECURRENCE_MODE" NDayField="RECURRENCE_NDAY"
                    NMonthField="RECURRENCE_NMONTH" NWeekField="RECURRENCE_NWEEK" NYearField="RECURRENCE_NYEAR"
                    RangeModeField="RECURRENCE_RANGEMODE" RecurrenceIDField="RECURRENCE_ID" StartDateField="RECURRENCE_START"
                    TotalRecurrencesField="RECURRENCE_TOTAL" WeekDaysField="RECURRENCE_WEEKDAYS" />
                <CategoryBinding CategoryColorField="CATEGORY_COLOR" CategoryIDField="CATEGORY_ID"
                    CategoryNameField="CATEGORY_NAME" DescriptionField="CATEGORY_DESC" />
            </DataBinding>
            <EditingField>
                <ISWebScheduler:WebSchedulerEditingField Name="Subject" Text="Subject" />
                <ISWebScheduler:WebSchedulerEditingField Name="Location" Text="Location" Type="Location" />
                <ISWebScheduler:WebSchedulerEditingField Name="Description" Text="Description" Type="Description" />
            </EditingField>
    </ISWebScheduler:WebScheduler>

Thanks Glenn,  I did notice the 2 lines, but would be nice if we could get more customization to the reports.  Maybe you guys work out a deal with The ActiveReport folks for more design time customizations.

Hi,

I trying out the code above to add another header to a PDF output and am having some problems.  I am using VB so I converted the code above to:

    Protected Sub WebGrid1_PrepareExportExecute(ByVal sender A s Object, ByVal e As ISNet.WebUI.WebGrid.PrepareExportExecuteEventArgs) Handles WebGrid1.PrepareExportExecute
        Dim report As ActiveReport3 = e.ReportObject
        Dim lblProject As DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Label = New DataDynamics.ActiveReports.Label()

        lblProject.Text = "Report Custom Header"
        lblProject.Alignment = DataDynamics.ActiveReports.TextAlignment.Center
        report.Sections("PageHeader").Controls.Add(lblProject)
    End Sub

The problem I am seeing is an design time error on the e.ReportObject.  The error is shown in attach file:  It essence it says I need a reference to the ISNet.ActiveReports.Exporting assembly.  I have it referenced in my web.config.  I also added Imports DataDynamics.ActiveReports in my code behind.

What else needs to be done for VB?

Hi Glenn,

Ok that takes care of the problem with the Address filed, but now run the Sample called "Exporting".  First don't touch anything and export to text.  Look at Product ID 59 and notice that the end of the Product Name "ult" is on a seperate line.  Now apply your code to it (note I am using the VB samples) to Product Name and run the page and export.  Notice 59 is correct now but Product ID 34 and 70 are messed up.  There are no comma's in this data.  Now apply the above code to the only other string field "QuantityPerUnit", re run and export, and see other fields are messed up.  This appears to only occur with Text.  What other data maybe causing this?

In my Data, it appers to be Dates that are causing the problem.

Handy,

   What I did was to modify the webGrid sample ProgrammaticExportServerSide to use the GenericObject.CustomerDataAccess and created a new GetCustomer function to return a Data Table instead of a list collection.  I then modify the Grid to use the same options that my project is using.  So this sample now is a bare bones sample of what my project uses, except instead of using Oracle this sample uses Access.  I tried to import the Customers table from Access to oracle, but was having trouble.

Now this bare bones sample, works.  So it's not the code.  So something else is interferring with the proper operation of the ExportGrid.  I have no idea where to look and I can't reproduce it outside of my original project.  So not sure where to go and what to say. 

So I went another route, as this is taking more time than I have.  What I am doing is using the ExportGrid method and instead of exporting to XML, I am exporting to a TEXT file and then I wrote a function to take this TEXT file and convert it to XML.  That works...

Thanks