Hi,
I want to set tableSizes. But I need to do this without using setReport() just like I use setFormat() or setOptions(). Is there any way to do it ?
Thank You.
Hello,
Thank you for your question.
Currently, tableSizes
can be set via the setReport()
API call.
You can also drag the column/row borders to change the width and height through the UI.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
Best Regards,
Vera
Hi Vera,
It would be very helpful if you consider providing API calling to set tableSizes.
As it is very important for us
Hello,
Thank you for your feedback.
Could you please explain why having a separate API call for setting tableSizes
is important for your case?
Looking forward to your answer.
Best Regards,
Vera
Hi,
We heavily use your product for saving the reports for future use and yeah I understand setReport() function while opening the report does the job of tablesizes but we deal with a huge set of data and you know setReport() takes a long time so whenever we have data available we simply use all the separate API calls that are available to open up the saved report which saves a lot of time but in few cases we are lacking and one of them being tablesizes hence we hope you guys could help us with some workaround or an API call would be great .
Hope you understand!
Thank you.
Hello,
Thank you for providing further details.
Having a separate API call to set tableSizes
for such a case sounds reasonable.
Please kindly note that our roadmap is full at the moment, but we have added your request to our customers' wishlist.
We will notify you in case of any changes.
Regarding a workaround:
In Flexmonster when a report is saved, the changes that were last applied to it are saved as well. This means that the report can be loaded again later without having to reapply the needed changes to it.
If the tableSizes
are set when the report is initially loaded, we kindly suggest adding the tableSizes
property to the report object beforehand. This way data won't be reloaded.
You are welcome to write to us in case further questions arise.
Best Regards,
Vera