Print management settings is not showing report designs

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Hi,

I developed my own design to replace OTB document desing. When I went to print mgmgt. settings it is not showing me anything. Please see the screenshot. Any hint?

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RE: Print management settings is not showing report designs

thanks a bunch.

Creating new worked for me.
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RE: Print management settings is not showing report designs

select the document you are interested in, on the print management form, right click mouse, and select "new"

this will create a "default" setup, and you will be able to select a document layout there.

the reason your form is not showing anything, I suspect, is that you are working on an environment copied from production/another environment - those copies do not include print management setup.
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RE: Print management settings is not showing report designs

If you have not try creating new document on the form try that . If that does not work try performing full build , it might help . Also check if any of your customizations are impacting this form.
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RE: Print management settings is not showing report designs

Ada Ding,

I surely added handler like this. But the problem is, print management settings Form is not being rendered properly in any of module. If you see above screenshot, no expand button is appearing with all the document reports to change the design and other settings etc.
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RE: Print management settings is not showing report designs

Hi Hafiz Usama,

Have you added a new report handler class to the project and added a delegate handler method to start to use your custom report? For example:

class PrintMgtDocTypeHandlersExt { [SubscribesTo(classstr(PrintMgmtDocType), delegatestr(PrintMgmtDocType, getDefaultReportFormatDelegate))] public static void getDefaultReportFormatDelegate(PrintMgmtDocumentType _docType, EventHandlerResult _result) { switch (_docType) { case PrintMgmtDocumentType::SalesOrderConfirmation: _result.result(ssrsReportStr(SalesConfirmExt, Report)); break; } } }

You can refer to this topic which focuses on the steps for creating a custom report design for an existing application business document: docs.microsoft.com/.../custom-designs-business-docs