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Show footer data at the bottom of each page

RaniAg

NOTE: This topic was split from the following thread - <a class='bbc_url' href='http://www.birt-exchange.org/org/forum/index.php/topic/27786-print-empty-lines-when-value-in-detail-is-null/'>http://www.birt-exchange.org/org/forum/index.php/topic/27786-print-empty-lines-when-value-in-detail-is-null/</a> 
 
<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'mwilliams'" data-cid="109904" data-time="1348760507" data-date="27 September 2012 - 08:41 AM">
Make sure the extra rows are in the table footer, not the detail. If there are no detail rows, the footer will still show. The detail will not, so no matter what you do, you won't see extra detail rows. </blockquote>
 
Thank you Williams!! 
 
An additional question. In a table footer (let's say table A) I've another table (table c) Is it a bug that the table footer is not repeating itself at the end of the table A on each page? Or is this logical? 
I've some data that needs to be repeated on every page. This has been places in another table (Table c) in the footer of Table A. 
Hope I was clear in explaining.

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mwilliams

If I'm understanding correctly, Table A is the main table that runs for many pages and you want table C to appear on the bottom of each page, so you put it in the footer of table A. This will not work because the footer of Table A only appears once, at the very end of the table. There isn't a repeat footer option, like there is for the header. If you want something to appear on the bottom of every page, the best option is to use the masterpage footer. The next best option is to use a grouping withing your main table that allows only enough rows to fill a page, then, you will have this group footer, which will appear on each page. Hope this helps.

RaniAg

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'mwilliams'" data-cid="109972" data-time="1348838151" data-date="28 September 2012 - 06:15 AM">
If I'm understanding correctly, Table A is the main table that runs for many pages and you want table C to appear on the bottom of each page, so you put it in the footer of table A. This will not work because the footer of Table A only appears once, at the very end of the table. There isn't a repeat footer option, like there is for the header. If you want something to appear on the bottom of every page, the best option is to use the masterpage footer. The next best option is to use a grouping withing your main table that allows only enough rows to fill a page, then, you will have this group footer, which will appear on each page. Hope this helps. </blockquote>
 
Ok.Exactly. 
Your first option to use the master page's footer won't work, because the two tables are linked to each other. 
The 2nd option of grouping: what do you mean with '..........that allows only enough rows to fill a page......'?

mwilliams

With the second option, I mean using an interval grouping, on the table. Say you can fit 25 rows per page, you'd make an interval grouping on your table with an interval value of 25. You may have to create a running count field, in your table to do this.

omegaomega

<blockquote class='ipsBlockquote' data-author="'mwilliams'" data-cid="109978" data-time="1348842990" data-date="28 September 2012 - 07:36 AM">
With the second option, I mean using an interval grouping, on the table. Say you can fit 25 rows per page, you'd make an interval grouping on your table with an interval value of 25. You may have to create a running count field, in your table to do this. </blockquote>
Williams, 
Does this means that I've to know in advance the number of rows that will be presented in the table? 
Do you have an example of this? I tried with the interval but no success. 
 
thanks in advance.