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Hi Philip,
Unfortunately the OnPreviewFormClose event was referenced in each template
when you saved them. This means that you will either need to open and save
each template again without this reference, manually open each t… -
Hi Bernaert,
There should be no need to recompile the RB packages unless you are building
and deploying your application with packages. Take a look at the article
below on replacing dialogs in ReportBuilder.
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Hi Håvard,
This is an issue with the modal cancel dialog preventing the exceptions from
being raised. Try setting the ShowCancelDialog property of the report to
False and see if that solves the problem.
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Hi Perry,
This is not a known issue with RB 9.03. Is there anything different about
these machines compared to the machines that function correctly? If you
trace into the RB source, where exactly is the problem occuring? Ha… -
Hi Peter,
Unfortunately there is not way to force a child subreport to "grow" to the
same size as another subreport. This is why, you will either need to move
the lines outside the subreports into the main report or perhaps m… -
Hi Peter,
Do you perhaps want to add horizontal lines to the bottom of the second
subreport? When you say "vertical" lines, I assumed you wanted to add lines
running along side each subreport from the top to the bottom.
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Hi Peter,
One option would be to place the lines outside the subreport(s) in the main
report's detail band. This way they will stretch to the size of the largest
subreport regardless how large any other dynamic height compone… -
Hi Ralf,
You need to be sure your variable(s) are set to a value type other than
String if you would like the OnCalc event to fire only once per traversal.
We made some changes with regards to string variables in the latest ve… -
Take a look at the following example.
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/tips/SkipLabels.zip
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital M… -
Hi Alberto,
If you look in the ReportBuilder help under the ReportBuilder Reference |
TeeChart | Delphi 5 |... section you will see a list of the version(s) of
TeeChart that are compatable with your version of ReportBuilder.Hi Andrew,
The easiest way is to implement the OnPageReceive event of the file device
to keep a running total of the amount of pages generated. You can use the
ClientReport.BeforePrint event to access the Report.FileDevice ob…Hi Norbert,
1. It is possible to create a RB report completely in code. Take a look at
the Code Based thread located in the Tech-Tips newsgroup thread for some
handy articles on creating various report components dynamically…Hi Tom,
You can use the TppDesigner.IniStorageName to change the location the .ini
file is written or you can change the IniStorageType to save the .ini
information in the registry rather than as a file.
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Re…Hi Ray,
The reason for this was that you were never setting the label and variable
back to Visible := True. Something like the following would fix the
issue...
if Report.AbsolutePageNo > 1 then begin
Lab…Hi Ray,
In my testing with the following code in the HeaderBand.BeforeGenerate
event, the test label was properly hidden for the first page regardless how
I navigated the entire report. Try placing a break point in the event …Hi Ian,
Thanks for the explaination. From what I can see, it looks like you are
creating a data grid or crosstab of sorts. If you would like to use
subreports, you will need to keep the design to a single subreport if youHi Ian,
When the second subreport breaks to a new page, the first subreport will not
reprint itself as it has already been printed. Is there a reason the column
labels need to be in a separate subreport? One option would be …Hi Joel,
Where are the headings located in the report? Certain objects such as
groups, subreports and regions have a KeepTogether option in ReportBuilder.
Also the header band prints at the top of every page. Placing any hea…Hi Rodger,
Try adjusting the Group.NewPageThreshold property to keep the group headers
from printing near the bottom without details below it.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
in Changing TppLabel color during runtime Comment by nicocizik August 2008Hi Rodger,
If the text is inside a data field, you can access it from the BeforePrint
event using the Report.Datapipeline[], however I do not believe
this is the issue. Try tracing into your event code and see why the color <…Hi Rodger,
Perhaps the OnGetText event fires too late to change the color property, try
using the Band.BeforePrint event instead. When you say that the color is
incorrect do you mean that you are seeing no change in color fro…Hi Günter,
One option would be to save the streamed archive to a database table and
load it using the DBArchiveReader. Another would be to create a descendent
to the TppArchiveReader (similar to the ppDBArchiveReader) that ov…Hi Rodger,
Try setting the visibility of the group footer band to false if there are
not multiple weeks. This should completely remove the band from the report
if it is done before it prints
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Regards,
…Our goal is to release RB 11 around the same time CodeGear releases Delphi
2009.
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaph…Hi Alan,
1. The next version of ReportBuilder will include numerous major
enhancements to the PDF device however it will not natively support Unicode
characters (yet). This is mainly due to the fact that a PDF document is no…Hi Jeff,
Depending on how these forms are arranged, you can try sizing the detail
band to exactly the height of a tax bill. This way when the report prints,
it will fit three detail bands in the space of a single page, then m…Hi Richard,
In my quick testing with the exact code below, I was unable to recreate the
issue. If possible, please create a simple example I can run on my machine
that shows the problem and send it to support@digital-metaphor…Hi David,
Try setting the TppSummaryBand.NewPage property to True. This will
automatically give the summary band its own page. You can also control
whether the footer band prints on the first or last page using the
Pri…Hi Brian,
Take a look at the following example on calculation a percentage of a grand
total inside the report using lookahead values.
in Using a variable in a calculation Comment by nicocizik September 2008Hi Michael,
ReportBuilder retrieves the fields and data as-is from the dataset it is
connected to. If for instance you are connected to a Stored Procedure that
has not been given a parameter, RB will see a blank dataset.