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SR-113431 · Issue 161621

Corrected use of Navigation URLs in Detailed view

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.7

The detailed view drilldown from a summary view was not passing the correct set of filters down to the server when the breadcrumb trail link was clicked, causing any included Navigation URLs to fail. There was a workaround of using list view in place of detailed view, but the HTML has been updated to pass the proper parameters to the activity and show the correct information.

SR-B66454 · Issue 316846

Support added for filtering labels in Join

Resolved in Pega Version 7.3.1

When class join was used in a report and the property used for filtering was a SinglePage property of the join class, then the label was not coming up in the Report Filter section. This was due to filtering labels not being shown when Join is used, and support for this has been added.

SR-115378 · Issue 168818

Corrected horizontal scroll bars for listviews with custom searches

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.7

Horizontal scroll bars were not appearing when using custom search section in a list view. This error was caused by missing logic for resizing the window width, and has been corrected.

SR-115717 · Issue 168256

Rearranging columns in multi-tab sections corrected

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.7

When using a multi-tab section, re-arranging the columns was only effective in the first tab. This was caused by the tabs lacking individual global variables to give them unique IDs, and has been fixed.

SR-118144 · Issue 171689

Corrected date display in graphs

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.7

The incorrect date was being displayed in graphs after using the Month function alias to get the first day of the month. The grid displayed when running the show data option in the graph contained the correct date. This was caused by a problematic time conversion in graphs for a specific time zone, and has been fixed.

SR-B48373 · Issue 306064

App Explorer enhanced to support expanded number of built-ons

Resolved in Pega Version 7.3.1

When the number of built on applications was more than 50, Application Explorer did not display all the results. This was a legacy issue: at the time the report definition code was developed there was no support for multiple built-on applications. The max records for the query for validating the application chain was not configured, resulting in a default value of 50. In order to support more complex use, pyMaxRecords is now set to 0.

SR-B44352 · Issue 306061

Fixed exported PDFs of scheduled email reports in DS

Resolved in Pega Version 7.3.1

Scheduled email reports that were converted to PDF were not readable, appearing as a list of rules in a very small font in white over a very light grey. This happened when the "export to pdf" command came from the designer studio; pzDesignerStudio was being picked and using a skin with new CSS features like font-size: inherit, color: inherit etc., which were not supported by the PD4ML library. As a workaround, it was possible to ignore the skin while exporting the PDF via enabling the "Ignore application skin when exporting to PDF" data access tab of the report, causing the system to consider the styles from the pyReport_ExportToPdfStyles available rule instead of skin. As a permanent fix, the system will avoid encountering parsing errors with PD4ML by loading "pyReport_ExportToPdfStyles" and automatically removing the skin file whenever export to PDF via designer studio is triggered.

SR-B48598 · Issue 305742

Fixed exported PDFs of scheduled email reports in DS

Resolved in Pega Version 7.3.1

Scheduled email reports that were converted to PDF were not readable, appearing as a list of rules in a very small font in white over a very light grey. This happened when the "export to pdf" command came from the designer studio; pzDesignerStudio was being picked and using a skin with new CSS features like font-size: inherit, color: inherit etc., which were not supported by the PD4ML library. As a workaround, it was possible to ignore the skin while exporting the PDF via enabling the "Ignore application skin when exporting to PDF" data access tab of the report, causing the system to consider the styles from the pyReport_ExportToPdfStyles available rule instead of skin. As a permanent fix, the system will avoid encountering parsing errors with PD4ML by loading "pyReport_ExportToPdfStyles" and automatically removing the skin file whenever export to PDF via designer studio is triggered.

SR-117252 · Issue 174014

Modified SaveAs function for reports to avoid duplication

Resolved in Pega Version 7.1.7

After using "SaveAs" on an existing report, subsequently using "Save" caused two instances of the report to be saved into the database with the same key. The SaveAs function has been modified to correct this.

SR-B42679 · Issue 303776

Report definition popup display overwrites single window

Resolved in Pega Version 7.3.1

Activating the autogenerated "Report Definition" action on a UI control multiple times opened each report in its own popup window, but interacting with a report which was not the most recently opened caused incorrect content to be displayed: report 1 opened and displayed as expected, but after opening report 2, focusing on report 1 again caused the report 2 content to show in that window. This was due to the implementation of the Report Definition action not specifying a window identifier when it opened a popup, causing a new popup to open for each report but using the same content for all existing windows. To resolve this, the JS has been modified to pass a target param and overwrite a single popup window with the contents of the requested report. This makes the behavior consistent with previous versions of Pega.

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