Why I cant change object property at runtime

xlfgxlfg
edited 9:54PM in FastReport .NET
I'm using a treeview control on VS.As the code below.textobject "villageName"s text havnt changed.
protected void RegionsTree_SelectedNodeChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        { 
                FDisclosureReport.ReportDataSources = "VoucherDataSource;BalanceDataSource";
                FastReport.TextObject villageName = FDisclosureReport.Report.FindObject("villageName") as FastReport.TextObject;
                villageName.Text = RegionsTree.SelectedNode.Text;
                FDisclosureReport.DataBind();
                FDisclosureReport.Refresh();
        }

Comments

  • AlexTZAlexTZ
    edited 9:54PM
    Hello,

    The code is correct. Probably the report is not refreshed propertly when you call the FDisclosureReport.Refresh(). Probably you load the report file in this method? In this case, the villageName is loaded from a file and loses your settings.
  • xlfgxlfg
    edited 9:54PM
    I havnt load the report file twice.Just set the "reportFile" property to "report.frx" at designtime. Is somewhere wrong?
  • AlexTZAlexTZ
    edited 9:54PM
    Do you use WebReport component? If so, you have to change the report in the WebReport.StartReport event.
  • xlfgxlfg
    edited 9:54PM

    It works.But that mean I cant control it in another event like selectedNodeChanged in Treeview. and DataBind() refresh()[makes endless loop] cant stay in it.it's somewhat inconvenient.

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