ppReport.TextFileName
Hi
I want the user to have a default folder to store there reports when saving
to file.
Testing ppReport.TextFileName := 'D:\Temp\test.txt'; works fine with a
normal report (outside the ednduser) but setting the ppReport.TextFileName
in the enduser environment does not work (de folder is not set).
I try do this in the ppReportPrintDialogCreate method just before the
printdialog is shown.
What do i do wrong?
Eric
I want the user to have a default folder to store there reports when saving
to file.
Testing ppReport.TextFileName := 'D:\Temp\test.txt'; works fine with a
normal report (outside the ednduser) but setting the ppReport.TextFileName
in the enduser environment does not work (de folder is not set).
I try do this in the ppReportPrintDialogCreate method just before the
printdialog is shown.
What do i do wrong?
Eric
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Comments
Once a template is loaded, any previously set report properties will be
replaced by the properties saved with the template definition. Once the
template is loaded you can successfully set any report properties yourself.
This can be done using the template event OnLoadEnd. See the article below
for more information.
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Tech Tip: Using Template Events
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The Report.Template object has several events that can be used
forcustomizing what happens when a report is loaded or saved:
- OnLoadStart
- OnLoadEnd
- OnNew
- OnSaveStart
- OnSaveEnd
The OnLoadEnd and OnNew events are often used to perform actions relatedto
report and data initialization.
The OnSaveEnd event is often used to save additional descriptive("meta")
data to the database each time the report is saved.
Example:
The Report.Template events are public and therefore must be assigned
atrun-time.
1. In the private section of your form declaration you can declare
anevent-handler method:
TForm = class(TForm)
private
procedure myTemplateOnLoadEndEvent(Sender: TObject);
public
end;
2. In the Form.OnCreate event, you can assign the event-handler to the
event:
procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject);
begin
ppReport1.Template.OnLoadEnd := myTemplateOnLoadEndEvent;
end;
3. Implement the event-handler method:
procedure TForm1.myTemplateOnLoadEndEvent(Sender: TObject);
begin
{add code here to initial the report or data, etc. }
ppReport1.PrinterSetup.MarginTop := 0.5;
end;
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Regards,
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com
Nico Cizik
Digital Metaphors
http://www.digital-metaphors.com