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Nice!,
thank you Nico.
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Its not that hard to do it. Add XPMan unit to the designer form and most of
it is already done
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Add my vote to this.
Petr Slipek
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one of the variables is in a previous subreport. Just did a test, if I have
the calcualtion in The OnPrint instead of OnCalc, it seems to work although
I'll have to test it more.
Is there any way to traverse all data when the first… -
These missing fields can be anywhere on the form that the last few
fields were added. It is almost like the computer or printer is not fast
enough sometimes to print them (but it is displayed on the screen
correctly). Is there diff… -
It would perhaps be an interesting feature for your future releases.. Giving
the user the ability to return to the actual forms from the report. I am not
a fan of tempering 3rd party sources as it makes it impossible to keep up
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Nico Cizik (Gianantonio's guardian angel :->) wrote:
Right! this really helps.
As usual, thank you, Nico!
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In otherwards, I can't have two ppReportExplorers in my program that I run
from different places?
The two I have point back to the same datamodule, but sit on two different
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Just incase it helps, the method is being called from (where it originally
errored)
procedure TppTemplate.LoadFromStream(aStream: TStream);
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lReader.ReadComponents(FRoot, nil, LoadCallback);
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Hi Nico,
As far as I'm aware I'm not using the OnTraversal Event. How can I double
check this?
There are no events on the components selected.
I've walked the code in as far as I can to try and work out whats going o… -
Version 6 - Enterprise
I have the demo forms "formReportExplorer" in my project In one place I'm
creating this and it works,
In another section of the code I create this form into a TabSheet as part of
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The only thing I've managed to find is that the event
ppDesignerReportSelected is being hit twice after the Print / load command.
I set each OnEvent to try and find where it was getting too. (By that I mean
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I've also tried ppExplorer.Open and ppExplorer.LoadReport all options give
the same error.
Steve
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There are name and folderid values going into the PrintPreview command.
If I hit F7 to step on from the break point, I can't it just gives an error.
(we are on V6 Enterprise incase that helps)
Steve
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I've also found that its only on some reports I get the error? Any ideas?
I'm confused that it only happens on some reports, but else where it doesn't
error.
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Thanks Lisa.
I will re-enter the order. I will however use the "technocowboy.."
mailaddress, since it seems like there is something terribly wrong with our
spamfilter.
Thanks again.
Jan
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Hi Nico,
Oops, I'm very sorry. I was looking for a component. PDF is working fine,
thanks!
Regards,
Marcel
Op Tue, 7 Jun 2005 07:19:15 -0600 schreef Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors):
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Hi Nico,
I guess the OnCalc-Events are not fired, all result values are null
break points in the RAP-Editor ? How ? Nothing like this mentioned in the
manual.
Regards,
Heiko
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Nico Cizik (Digital Metaphors) wrote:
I've send you the screenshots so you can see what's wrong.
Carsten
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you can use a calculated field in the query or you can add a invisible
variable to your detail band.
volkmar
Ronhald Delgado schrieb:
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I try to do this.... but don't work.... do you can send me example?
thanks
Fellipe H.
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Sorry, forgot to mention, I'm using Dephi 5 (SP1), Windows 2000 and RB 6.03
professional
"Ken Bourassa" a ?crit dans le message de
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FYI...it works perfectly! Here's the updated procedure:
procedure TppPrintPreviewDialog.btnPreviewClick(Sender: TObject);
var
rep:TppReport;
begin
rep:=TppReport(Report);
rep.DeviceType:=dtScreen;
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Nico,
I think we've almost got it, thanks. I've added a "Preview" button to our
custom print dialog, but I can't find a suitable object in TppPrintDialog or
TppCustomPrintDialog allowing me to get back to the TppReport. Here… -
Nico,
I work with Preston. Your suggestion worked (see below). Thanks!
procedure TBaseRpt.ppBaseRptBeforePrint(Sender: TObject);
begin
if (ppBaseRpt.DeviceType = dtPrinter) and
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Ok,
I'll give that a shot. I was using the Report.DeviceType
Preston