Send Program Resource to Report

Hello everyone!

I am working on a new report and want to display some icons / resources from my application in the report.

Is this possible? I know that I can send file paths to the report and have it load the image in the report, but can I send actual resources? They're very small files, only icons, but there are several of them...

I was playing around with this, but I don't see a function that seems like it would do this, so I wanted to ask on here.

I appreciate the help as always!

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  • edited 6:52PM
    ipong wrote: »

    Thank you very much, I appreciate your help.

    One quick question, is this limited to one resource? I've been working on this today and I can get one to populate in the report, but no more...

    I'm going to work on this again tomorrow, maybe I can figure it out. It just seemed odd that the code worked for one image, but not for the other images...

    Thanks Again!
  • edited 6:52PM
    it is not limited to one resource, basically, passing image to fastreport as parameter:
                // create parameter
                FastReport.Data.Parameter parameter = new FastReport.Data.Parameter();
                parameter.Name = "Logo";
                parameter.DataType = typeof(Byte[]);
                report.Dictionary.Parameters.Add(parameter);
                report.SetParameterValue("Logo", logo);
    
                // create another parameter
                FastReport.Data.Parameter another= new FastReport.Data.Parameter();
                another.Name = "Another";
                another.DataType = typeof(Byte[]);
                report.Dictionary.Parameters.Add(another);
                report.SetParameterValue("Another", anotherLogo);
    

    and in report script:
            private void _StartReport(object sender, EventArgs e)
            {
                Image image = Report.GetParameterValue("Logo") as Image;
                Picture1.Image = image;
                Image another = Report.GetParameterValue("Another") as Image;
                Picture2.Image = another;
            }
    
  • edited March 2018
    Thank you very much for your help. I didn't get a chance to work on this as much as I wanted to yesterday, so I spent more time this morning playing around with it.

    I was able to get this working, by commenting out the Parameter.Name line like this:

    // create parameter
    FastReport.Data.Parameter parameter = new FastReport.Data.Parameter();
    //parameter.Name = "Logo";
    parameter.DataType = typeof(Byte[]);
    report.Dictionary.Parameters.Add(parameter);
    report.SetParameterValue("Logo", logo);

    Not sure why, but with that line included the images weren't displaying in the report. The one that was working had a typo in that line, which is how I noticed this.

    Just figured I would let you know, as it seemed a bit strange to me.

    But it is working now and I wanted to thank you for your help! >

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