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Hi Bruce,
Take a look at the following example on finding the right font size to fit in a static area. It uses the Band.BeforePrint event to compare the text width to the width of the control, then begins shrinking the font in a loop and… -
Hi Francesco,
Check out examples 51 and 52 of the main RAP demo for how to create charts in RAP code. I tried running these myself and apparent these demos have been a bit neglected over time. Below are the steps to get them working wit… -
Hi Ario,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you currently using? I'm unclear where you would like password protection. Would you like it before printing (to paper or file) or just before being able to preview on screen after … -
Hi Francesco,
Yes, ReportBuilder contains wrappers for TChart and TDBChart only. If you find new features that you would like added, let us know and we'll add it to our enhancements list.
1. One option would be to write code t… -
Hi Francesco,
It seems feasible that you could create a single dataset that contains the data you want in ReportBuilder as you mention. The then becomes if TeeChart itself can give you a stacked view of this data. This is more of a TeeC… -
Hi Jim, (Quote) The solution to this is to give your image a file name and then implement the OnAssignFileName event of the image device. See #1 from my initial response.
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Hi Rhonda,
See the following article on how to create a report object loop.
http://rbwiki.digital-metaphors.com/de… -
Hi Jim,
1. For the image device, each page of a report is exported with an underscore then page number as a suffix for the file name. If you are getting "_1" then you are not defining an initial file name (TppReport.TextFileName property… -
Hi Carlos,
If you are attempting to manually load a report previously saved with the Report Explorer, you will need to use the following method described in the article below. You can either use the ReportExplorer.LoadReport routine, or … -
Hi Richard,
The HTML export device does not currently support exporting RichText as text. I will add this as a possible enhancement for a later release of ReportBuilder.
Thanks for the feedback.
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Hi Dima,
ReportBuilder will not scale any images in PDF unless the ScaleImages property is set to True. ScaleImages performs a StretchDraw on the image, essentially scaling the image and its data to the control size. Otherwise, the orig… -
Hi David,
I suggest using the TdaSQLBuilder to create AutoSearch criteria in code.
DADE is the data workspace where your main query for your report .rtm. If you are using the Report.CreateAutoSearchCriteria, you are using DADE… -
Hi Arnaud,
Unfortunately no, ReportBuilder needs to install into the /RBuilder/ directory. Your directory structure would need to look like the following.
MyRBDir/Delphi10/RBuilder/
MyRBDir/Delphi7/RBuilder/Hi Goran,
It appears your report/data is much more complex than I originally thought. I feel that in order to achieve what you want, we need to start simple, then move to more complex iterations.
I just sent a minimal example …Hi Arnaud,
ReportBuilder needs to install in to the \RBuilder\ directory. It should be possible to install ReportBuilder for different versions of Delphi in the same root directory if you created a unique sub-directory for each Delphi ve…Hi Michael,
When exporting to images, ReportBuilder exports each page as a single image. To differentiate the pages, each file has a page number suffix.
See the help topic for TppImageDevice.ImageFileName for more information …Hi Martin,
Thanks for the additional information. I sent you a patch for RB 19.01 to try. Let me know if it helps.
Hi Goran,
The TppToolImageList simply utilizes the Windows API to access resource files. See the ppBitmapFromResource routine in the ppUtils.pas file for how this is done in ReportBuilder.
It appears that the Windows API canno…Hi Ramon,
The ValidateTableNames simply checks that the DataDictionary entries are present in the actual database. The fact that you do not see any tables when this property is True might indicate that the table names in your DB do not m…Hi Goran,
Your third attempt is where we need to focus
Master-Detail with a single fixed style subrep… Hi Goran,
To print two consecutive records per page, try placing a single (Fixed) subreport sized to half a page inside the detail band of the main report. This should reprint the subreport twice per page and properly traverse the record…Hi Carlos,
Near the bottom of our order page, you will find the "Edition Upgrades" section which includes the cost to move to a higher tier ReportBuilder edition.
Hi Carlos,
Which version of ReportBuilder are you upgrading to?
If the Delphi compiler is complaining about daQueryDataView, you need to first clean up the uses clause of your application. Look for references with a "da" prefi…Hi Alberto,
Which version of ReportBuilder and Delphi are you using? How is the paging incorrect for duplexed reports? Perhaps a more detailed description of exactly how you would like your report to behave will help me understand what …Hi Diego,
Welcome to the ReportBuilder community!
I suggest spending some time working through the provided tutorials and developer's guide which are installed with ReportBuilder. These will give you a great starting point for…Hi Giuseppe,
The ReportBuilder PDF device currently does not support multi-line form fields. Thank you for the feedback, we will add this to our list of possible enhancements for a future release.
Hi Wim,
See the following article on how to merge multiple reports into a single PDF.
http://rbwiki.digital-met…Hi Gerhard,
Try the BeforePrint. You may need to use an earlier event such as the BeforeOpenDatapipelins or OnInitializeParameters. (Quote) Do you have the JITPipeline connected to the report? Are you giving the JITPipeline a record c…Hi Scott,
The Report.BeforePrint event fires too late (in RAP) to alter the TextFileType. Try using an event that fires earlier such as the Report.OnInitializeParameters instead. In my quick testing, this worked correctly.
If…Hi Gerhard,
Use the PrinterSetup.PageDef properties to determine the size of the page being printed to. You will likely want to use the PrintablePageHight which automatically takes the margins out of the calculation.
The Foote…