Just to let you guys know the original issue in the post is still not fixed. I'm patient in waiting, but it is seven months.
Related, is there any way to back up my templates and files? I have accidentally deleted things before, and it would be painful to have to redo something from scratch, not to mention the effects on users.
No problems or rush. I am still migrating a few reports as and when I get a little time, before fully switching over to JSReport.
Just click on Commit to get the error. Screenshots:
Second screenshot has the user name.
Using the online cloud version, when I navigate to the 'Commit' option, I receive the following error. Everything else works fine.
TypeError: First argument must be a string, Buffer, ArrayBuffer, Array, or array-like object. at Function.Buffer.from (buffer.js:202:9) at patch.documentProperties.forEach (/usr/src/app/node_modules/jsreport-version-control/lib/patches.js:27:37) at Array.forEach () at module.exports.applyPatch (/usr/src/app/node_modules/jsreport-version-control/lib/patches.js:21:28) at v.changes.forEach (/usr/src/app/node_modules/jsreport-version-control/lib/versionControl.js:97:9) at Array.forEach () at versions.forEach (/usr/src/app/node_modules/jsreport-version-control/lib/versionControl.js:81:17) at Array.forEach () at applyPatches (/usr/src/app/node_modules/jsreport-version-control/lib/versionControl.js:80:14) at Object.commit (/usr/src/app/node_modules/jsreport-version-control/lib/versionControl.js:254:25) at ...
Steven
Fixed my issue. Just in case anyone ever runs into this, it was 'JsonConvert.SerializeObject'.
I was using JsonConver in my back end to send data to be rendered. Unfortunately, it was changing the property names. 'm_magnitude' was being changed to 'Magnitude'. When designing the report I use the data without serialisation, so there was a mismatch. Now I know the issue, I can work on the solution.
Hi,
Been struggling with a small issue. I'm using ejs with chrome-pdf to put a report together. Everything works in the cloud jsreport studio, but when I call the template from a remote backend it doesn't.
I have narrowed the issue down, and can illustrate the code with:
'''
<%= Cables.Voltage.U.m_magnitude || "" %>
'''
'Cables' is a JSON object.
In jsreports studio, the value of voltage is correctly rendered. On a remote template call, it is blank.
I think it has something to going too deep. For example 'Cables.Voltage.Phase' or 'Cables.Voltage.isAC' works both studio and remote. 'Cables.Voltage.U' returns an object, both studio and remote. It is only when I add the '.m_magnitude' that it works only on studio.
The following screen clips show the value on studio, but no value with a remote template render.
Steven
Thanks for the reply.
That's a pity. I need to think about how to get this working.
If I changed and went to your SaaS solution, could you give me some idea of how many seconds it takes to generate a report, then I can estimate potential cost. Alternatively, if I set up templates on the SaaS and later decide to have my own server, is it easy to move the templates across.
Steven
I am trying to install jsreport on an azure web app. I want to host this under an existing plan, using windows/code (not Linux/docker).
Following the instructions: https://github.com/jsreport/jsreport, I installed on my local machine (visual code) and it worked. Deployed to azure and it did not work. I have also tried the instructions using the command interface within the web app without success.
Any help on getting this to work would be great.