Bug with SubreportObject.Visible

riaancriaanc
edited 9:41AM in FastReport .NET
I have a report with three or four subreports. Depending on the type of report, I would like to hide certain subreports.

Using the following:
report1.FindObject("Data2").Visible = false
changes nothing. The subreport is still being displayed.

I also wouldn't mind completely deleting the subreport, but when calling
report1.FindObject("Data2").Delete()
a NullReferenceException ("Object reference not set to an instance of an object.") occurs. After placing that line in its own try..catch block the subreport is deleted though.

Is this a bug, and what workaround is there to hide/delete a subreport?

Thanks
Riaan

Comments

  • AlexTZAlexTZ
    edited 9:41AM
    Hello,

    There is a bug in FastReport's code, it ignores visibility flag of subreport. I will fix it in the next build.
  • riaancriaanc
    edited 9:41AM
    Alex, thanks for the reply. Do you perhaps know when the next build will be? I have to recommend a reporting component for a project at work, and would like to include FastReport.NET in my presentation.
  • AlexTZAlexTZ
    edited 9:41AM
    It will be available tomorrow.

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