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hello,
We copied and modified files A65 Data Table and Table only.htm 24h.htm to have reports that suit us (only table value). A report generation we jumps important pages, display there only one sensor per page. We would like to remove the page breaks for multiple sensors to display per page.
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This reply applies to PRTG Network Monitor 15 or later
The .onereport CSS rule is slightly different as of PRTG version 15. You can find this rule in reports.css in the \webroot\css subfolder of your PRTG program directory.
.onereport {
[... some css stuff ...]
page-break-after: always;
}
So the change to the edit to the template file would nowadays look like this:
<div class="onereport report<@counter>" style="page-break-after: auto !important;">
This is defined by the details referred by your template, which are in the \details subfolder of \reporttemplates\.
Created on Aug 14, 2015 8:02:02 AM by
Last change on May 3, 2017 11:14:29 AM by
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Votes:
This answer applies to PRTG version 13.3. or later
The pages breaks are controlled by this CSS rule:
.onereport
{
[... some css stuff ...]
page-break-before: always;
}
If you do not want these, please find this line in your own template file:
<div class="onereport report<@counter>">
and edit it like this:
<div class="onereport report<@counter>" style="page-break-before: auto !important;">
Created on Nov 7, 2013 3:58:40 PM by
Votes:
This reply applies to PRTG Network Monitor 15 or later
The .onereport CSS rule is slightly different as of PRTG version 15. You can find this rule in reports.css in the \webroot\css subfolder of your PRTG program directory.
.onereport {
[... some css stuff ...]
page-break-after: always;
}
So the change to the edit to the template file would nowadays look like this:
<div class="onereport report<@counter>" style="page-break-after: auto !important;">
This is defined by the details referred by your template, which are in the \details subfolder of \reporttemplates\.
Created on Aug 14, 2015 8:02:02 AM by
Last change on May 3, 2017 11:14:29 AM by
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