Posts made by Olivier Robert

The generated XLSX file by the HTML-to-XLSX recipe is malformed and does not pass validation. This cause the file to not be programmatically readable and modifiable, such as when using the Open-XML SDK. I need to be able to read and write the generated Excel file to fix numbers stored incorrectly as text by html-to-xlsx recipe.

Please see https://github.com/jsreport/jsreport-html-to-xlsx/issues/15

Didn't know there was an official asp.net core example, thank you

jsReportFeature.Recipe(Recipe.PhantomPdf).Configure(req => {
                req.Options. //ContentDisposition property is not there
});

All there is Base, Debug, Preview, Reports, and Timeout.

Anyone?

How do you set the download file name?

https://github.com/jsreport/jsreport-xlsx/issues/9

The strongly-typed .NET class does not have a definition for Content-Disposition.

You are right, this is a typo, I meant electron not electron-pdf

Fixed it myself. I had to install jsreport-electron-pdf in addition to electron-pdf (both are needed).

I have followed the instruction to install a custom recipe in .Net here: https://jsreport.net/learn/dotnet-local but I can't make it work.

1. I have created a jsreport into my project folder (where the .csproj is stored)
2. I have created the jsreport.config.json into the jsreport folder.
3. I have installed electron-pdf using "npm install jsreport-electron" into the jsreport folder
4. I used xcopy to copy this folder on build to the output directory.
5. Upon build, I can see in \bin\Debug\netcoreapp2.0 the jsreport folder, with the jsreport.config.json file and the node_modules folder in it.

I still get:

Error during rendering report: Recipe 'electron-pdf' not found

When I specifiy

HttpContext.JsReportFeature().Recipe(Recipe.ElectronPdf);

What am I doing wrong?