Inserting Graphics in the Standard Report Text

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kgoodarzi
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Inserting Graphics in the Standard Report Text

Post by kgoodarzi » Wed Oct 16, 2013 9:43 pm

Hello,

Is it possible to insert graphics in the Standard Report Text? Can I upload some graphics, copy the URL, and then use HTML to bake it in the standard report text?

Thanks,

jeremy
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Re: Inserting Graphics in the Standard Report Text

Post by jeremy » Thu Oct 17, 2013 12:28 pm

Hi -
Yes, you may insert graphics into a standard report text in a similar way to how you would use a graphic for a report template. Upload the graphic to your template images area. Admin -> Report Templates. Click the "Template Images" button at the bottom right of the list of reporting templates. Use the File menu option or right click context menus to upload the graphic. Once uploaded, double click on the graphic. A new window will open. Copy the relative path of the image (remove the address of the OnePacs but keep the leading /template-img/..... path) Next, open your standard report by double clicking the entry on the list (or use the add button to create a new standard). Admin -> Standard Report Texts. On the standard report text window, click the "source edit" button on the right side of the editing toolbar. Enter an image tag that references your image in the HTML.

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<img src="/template-img/.......">
Toggle back out of HTML source mode by clicking on the "source edit" button again. Click the save button to save the standard.

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kgoodarzi
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Re: Inserting Graphics in the Standard Report Text

Post by kgoodarzi » Thu Oct 17, 2013 2:55 pm

Excellent! Thank you!

KG

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