The following new Active Technologies features have known issues associated with them:

• Ability to export an active report to an Excel worksheet with a specified extension. Certain numeric display options in the active report, such as the minus (-) sign for a negative value or the dollar sign ($) for U.S. currency, may not be retained.

• Use of the Active Technologies class .arGridHighlight, .arGridHover, .arGridComment, or .arChart to apply custom styling to an active report or dashboard. The styling that is specified for an item is not applied in the report output; instead, default styling is applied.

The following is a known issue in Active Technologies for Adobe® Flash® Player and for PDF:

• Drill down and conditional styling are not fully supported in Active Technologies for Adobe Flash Player (FLEX output format) and for PDF (APDF output format).

The following are known issues with charts in Active Technologies:

• The boxplot chart type is available with the JSCHART chart engine. However, functionality is currently limited and this feature is still under development.
• The heatmap chart type is not fully supported by the Active Technologies output formats (AHTML, FLEX, and APDF).
• Dual-axis charts are not supported at run time by the Active Technologies output formats. For example, the numbering scale for one of the axes on a dual-axis chart may become invalid as you manipulate the chart. It is recommended that you avoid the use of dual-axis charts.
• When the chart engine is JSCHART, the values that the mouse points to are incorrect in a scatter chart.

The following are known issues with the Active Technologies tools when the output format of an active report or chart is AHTML:

• If you run a map in AHTML format with sorting applied, a blank window displays, returning no output.
• The Chart/Rollup Tool displays incorrect values in an active report or chart when active cache is enabled.
• The aggregation feature does not work as expected in a procedure that uses aggregation after generating a Pivot Table from an active report.
• The comma inclusion edit option is not implemented in Rollup Tables and Pivot Tables when active cache is enabled.

The following is a known issue with dashboards in Active Technologies:

• The value "All" is missing from an active form control on an active dashboard when nothing is set for the ARFILTER_SHOWALL property.

The following support and known issues apply to Active Technologies for mobile web apps:

• In the current version of Chapter 5, Active Technologies for Mobile Web Apps in the Active Technologies User's Guide, the screenshots show the ENBlue_Medium1.sty stylesheet being used. The screenshots are currently being updated to reflect the latest stylesheet. In future releases, the name of the stylesheet being used in the manual will be indicated, which may or may not be the default stylesheet.
• Active Technologies for Adobe Flash Player and for PDF are not supported on Apple® iOS-based devices or Android™ devices.
• Active Technologies charts that use the Flash chart engine for connected mode (ARGRAPHENGINE=FUSION) are not supported on Android devices.
• Active Technologies charts that use the WebFOCUS HTML5 chart engine (ARGRAPHENGINE=JSCHART) are not supported on Android devices with OS version 3.0 or lower.
• Running an AHTML report with more than 30,000 records may cause the mobile Safari® browser to close on the Apple iPad® tablet. To handle a large set of data when using Safari on iPad, turn on the active cache feature.

The following are known issues when the active cache option is enabled:

• The filtering option does not produce consistent results when applied to a decimal value. For example, suppose that you select the Filter option and Equals operator from a column drop-down menu on a tabular active report. In the Filter Selection dialog box, supply a data value that completes the filter condition, such as 226.97. In this example, the value 226.97 exists in the data source and you can select it from a drop-down list. When you click Filter to retrieve the results, the requested row of data may, or may not, be returned.
• Use of a single cache file for all requests that access the same data source may result in paging, sorting, or filtering errors.