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Hi Ruben,
Thanks for the clarification. For future reference, please let us know
which features you are using or post to the appropriate newsgroup (RAP
newsgroup).
Unfortunately RAP events fire too late to alter th… -
Hi Ruben,
For the purpose of populating body of the email, yes. As I mentioned
before, the report events fire too late to populate the email body. The
BeforeEmail event fires early enough however you will need to access
Hi Ruben,
DataPipelines are not datasets. They allow the report to easily access
and traverse your dataset objects and populate the report with data.
My suggestion is to gather the data for the email body before printing…Hi Ruben,
A pipeline can be manually opened using the Open command. I recommend
directly accessing your datasets instead of using the pipelines.
Pipelines are primarily used with reports only.
Hi Ruben,
The issue is timing. The BeforeEmail event fires before the report
opens the datapipelines. My suggestion would be to either access your
dataset directly to populate the body, or use a different event such as
Adding data to the email body is not a built-in feature of
ReportBuilder. The email body is completely controlled by the
EmailSettings.Body property. Please give more information about how you
are doing this and perhaps we …Hi Ruben,
I am unclear about what you mean by missing data. ReportBuilder simply
generates the report as a file and automatically attaches it to an email
before sending. Is there data missing from the attached report file? <…Hi John,
Set the Report.ShowPrintDialog property to False to suppress the print
dialog when printing.
Take a look at the following articles on manually encoding Code 128
barcodes to meet your specifications.
http://www.digital-metaphors.com/…Thanks Dima,
I will take a look at this and possibly add it as a feature for a later
release.
Hi Ailton,
This is an interesting idea. I just created an article and example
describing how one might go about accomplishing this.
in Highlight the detail band Comment by nicocizik November 2014Hi Jack,
ReportBuilder uses a timer to catch all exceptions that occur in the
background thread, then re-raise them in the main thread. Apparently
this action must be causing issues with MadExcept being able to provide
…Hi Jure,
By the time your code is executed, the OutlineNotebook and
AccessoryToolbar are already created. There is no need to recreate
these objects. Your code should be fairly simple..
procedure TmyPreview.Before…Hi Jure,
The ConfigureOutline routine is simply to give you a reference on how
you might hide the Thumbnails in code.
The ConfigureOutline routine is called from the BeforePreview method
which is virtual. Overridin…Hi Jure,
Thanks for the clarification. You have two options in this case.
1. Create a custom preview plugin and overrides the default value of the
OutlineSettings and ThumbnailSettings. See the ConfigureOutline routine.…Hi Jure,
I'm not sure I understand the issue. You can set the
ThumbnailSettings.Enabled to False before calling Report.Print to
disable the thumbnails for every report you preview.
Do you mean to change the default…Hi Robert,
There is currently no way to determine the mouse button clicked using
the OnDrawCommandClick event of the report components. We will add this
to our possible list of enhancements for a future release.
Hello,
For future reference, please use your real name when posting to these
newsgroups.
How are you retrieving the DBText value? Inside the OnDrawCommandClick
event you will want to access the aDrawCommand paramet…Hi Robert,
Thank you for altering your news reader settings.
Mouse wheel support for the viewer is done manually using the
OnMouseWheel event of the form. Something like the following...
procedure TForm1.FormM…Hi Robert,
The short answer is no
.
Cross platform development with Delphi is done using the new Firemonk…Hi Mauro,
The GMap component uses the Google Static Maps API and the Params
property allows you to use any parameter that isn't included natively
with the component.
Below is the link to the developer reference that…Hi Andy,
This is not a known issue. Is the report connected to the same dataset
the DBText is?
Please upgrade to RB 15.05 and retest. If you still get the same
behavior, please send a simple example demonstrating …Hi Lucian,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using?
Regions or subreports provide excellent keeptogether containers for
report components in a band. If you place a region inside your detail
band and…Hi Michael,
You can access all the toolbar buttons using the Report.PreviewForm
property typecasted as a TppPrintPreview object. Below is some sample
code...
uses
ppPrvDlg;
procedure TForm1.Butto…Hi Adam,
Try using the band count to determine whether the vertical line on the
right should display or not. In my quick testing, the following code
worked as expected.
procedure TForm1.ppDetailBand1BeforePrint(Sen…Hi Adam,
I am a bit unclear about your specifications. Are you using Report
columns or are these columns in a single detail band? Have you tried
using vertical lines with ParentHeight set to True?
Hi Michael,
Please send the example and a brief description of the problem to
support@digital-metaphors.com in .zip format and we will take a look at
it for you.
Hi Ferenc,
There should be no need to rebuild the RAP packages. All that is needed
is to rebuild the package that contains references to Indy which is the
rbRCL package.
Hi Ferenc,
ReportBuilder is built with the version of Indy that is installed with
your Delphi version. If you updated Indy, you will need to rebuild the
rbRCL package and copy it to your directory replacing the
existin…Hi Daniel,
Take a look at the following article on how to loop through all
components on a report using a Report Object Loop.
in Parsing Components in runtime loaded Report Comment by nicocizik December 2014