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KB47992: Transaction services text area field doesn't expand when entering more than one line for a transactional grid in Express mode in MicroStrategy Web 9.4.x.


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Transaction services text area field doesn't expand when entering more than one line for a transactional grid in Express mode in MicroStrategy Web 9.4.x.

SYMPTOM:
 
When users type more than one line in a transaction services text field, the preview window does not expand in Express mode in Strategy Web 9.4.x. Users are not able to see what they have typed in the previous lines as shown below. 
 

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STEPS TO REPRODUCE:

  • In the Strategy Tutorial Project edit the "Item Order Form" trasaction services document.

    Java
    Shared Reports > Strategy Platform Capabilities > Strategy Transaction Services

  • Configure the trasaction services grid as shown below.

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  • Run the document in Express mode.
  • Select the "Delivery Date" text area field to enter text in the preview window.
  • Type one entire line of letters (32 letters) as shown below.

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  • Type one more letter (33rd letter) to reach the next line. Notice the preview field will not expand and users will not be able to see what was typed in the first line as shown below.

ka04W000000OaZEQA0_0EM44000000260q.png

CAUSE:
 
This is a known issue in Strategy Web 9.4.x.It has been fixed in Strategy 10.1
 
 
 
KB47992


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Published:

May 12, 2017

Last Updated:

December 28, 2018