When you export to HTML, Report Commander by default creates a single HTML file containing the entire report. Use the -separate option to generate a separate HTML file for each page of the report. When using this option you will probably want the -navbar option as well, which includes a simple navigation bar at the bottom of each page.
Any graphics contained in the report will be exported as image files, saved in a subdirectory below the directory where the HTML pages are placed. Use the -flattenhtml option to place the images in the same directory as the HTML files.
When you upload or e-mail the exported report, Report Commander includes all of the pages and image files.
If you are exporting your report to HTML and then sending the output by e-mail, you can use the HTML output as the body of the e-mail message, rather than including it as an attachment. The following command line illustrates this:
adcrutil -report="C:\reports\myreport.rpt" -exportformat=html -exportfile="c:\temp\output.htm" -removefile -emserver=127.0.0.1 -emsender="[email protected]" -emrecipient="[email protected]" -emsubject="Today's sales results" -emtext="@"
When you export to HTML, the following additional command-line options are valid:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -navbar | When exporting to HTML, include a navigation bar on each page of the output. |
| -separate | When exporting to HTML, generates a separate HTML file for each page of the report. |
| -flattenhtml | When exporting to HTML, "flattens" the directory structure so that images are in the same directory as the HTML files, rather than a subdirectory. |
| -firstpage=pagenumber | The first page of the page range to export. |
| -lastpage=pagenumber | The last page of the page range to export. |