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• AlexTZ

  February 2010 edited 5:30AM

  Hello,
  
  You may use progress events:
  

  ...
        Config.ReportSettings.StartProgress += new EventHandler(ReportSettings_StartProgress);
        Config.ReportSettings.Progress += new ProgressEventHandler(ReportSettings_Progress);
        Config.ReportSettings.FinishProgress += new EventHandler(ReportSettings_FinishProgress);
  ...
  
      private void ReportSettings_StartProgress(object sender, EventArgs e)
      {
      }
  
      private void ReportSettings_Progress(object sender, ProgressEventArgs e)
      {
        // e.Progress is the number of pages prepared
      }
  
      private void ReportSettings_FinishProgress(object sender, EventArgs e)
      {
      }
  
• pinbot Texas

  February 2010 edited 5:30AM

  
  What is the scope of "Config"?
  
  I'm using this outside of the report scripting.
  
  
  
  In my ASP.Net web page Page_Load I use:
  
  
  FastReport.Utils.Config.WebMode = true;
  FastReport.Report Rpt = new FastReport.Report();
  Rpt.Load(this.Page.Server.MapPath("../App_Data/PropSheets.Frx"));
  
  if (Session["QuerySQL"]!=null)
  { sql=Session["QuerySQL"].ToString();
  FastReport.Data.TableDataSource tds = (FastReport.Data.TableDataSource) Rpt.GetDataSource("Query1");
  tds.SelectCommand = sql;
  }
  Rpt.Prepare();
• AlexTZ

  February 2010 edited 5:30AM

  It's FastReport.Utils.Config.
• pinbot Texas

  February 2010 edited 5:30AM

  
  Thanks. I should have seen my "FastReports.Utils.Config.Webmode"....
  
  I have this in my thread.
  
  
  FastReport.Utils.Config.WebMode = true;
  FastReport.Utils.Config.ReportSettings.Progress += new ProgressEventHandler(ReportSettings_Progress);
  
  And
  
  private void ReportSettings_Progress(object sender, ProgressEventArgs e)
  {
  Debug.WriteLine("Progress: " + e.Progress.ToString());
  }
  
  
  And it does not seem to get called.
  
  Do I need to do anything else?
• pinbot Texas

  February 2010 edited 5:30AM

  
  hmm.
  
  I even tried:
  
  FastReport.Utils.Config.ReportSettings.Progress += new ProgressEventHandler(this.ReportSettings_Progress);
  
  To point to the local instance of my event handler.
  
  Does my event handler have to be in the FastReports namespace?
• AlexTZ

  February 2010 edited 5:30AM

  You may also need to set Config.ReportSettings.ShowProgress = true. The following code works well in my asp.net app:
  

              Report report = new Report();
              Config.ReportSettings.ShowProgress = true;
              Config.ReportSettings.StartProgress += new EventHandler(ReportSettings_StartProgress);
              Config.ReportSettings.Progress += new ProgressEventHandler(ReportSettings_Progress);
              Config.ReportSettings.FinishProgress += new EventHandler(ReportSettings_FinishProgress);
              report.Load(...);
              report.Prepare();
  
          private void ReportSettings_StartProgress(object sender, EventArgs e)
          {
          }
  
          private void ReportSettings_Progress(object sender, ProgressEventArgs e)
          {
              // if I set breakpoint here it is called.
          }
  
          private void ReportSettings_FinishProgress(object sender, EventArgs e)
          {
          }
  
• pinbot Texas

  February 2010 edited 5:30AM

  
  That was it.
  
  Thanks!
  
  I noticed that when printing the report, the progress event is called twice for each page.
  
  I've attached a picture of the progress page. Looks much nicer showing how many pages have been generated. This report can be anywhere from 1 page to 2500 depending on the search criteria.
  
  
  
  

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• Alex_de_Kock Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa

  November 2012 edited 5:30AM

  Hallo AlexTZ
  
  Do you know if this will work in FastReports 4.0??
  
  I have been looking all over to find someway to insert a progress bar in my reports, but with no success.
  
  I am really no programming expert, so any help whatsoever would be great!
  
  Thank you
  
  Alex
  
  

  AlexTZ wrote: »

  You may also need to set Config.ReportSettings.ShowProgress = true. The following code works well in my asp.net app:
  

              Report report = new Report();
              Config.ReportSettings.ShowProgress = true;
              Config.ReportSettings.StartProgress += new EventHandler(ReportSettings_StartProgress);
              Config.ReportSettings.Progress += new ProgressEventHandler(ReportSettings_Progress);
              Config.ReportSettings.FinishProgress += new EventHandler(ReportSettings_FinishProgress);
              report.Load(...);
              report.Prepare();
  
          private void ReportSettings_StartProgress(object sender, EventArgs e)
          {
          }
  
          private void ReportSettings_Progress(object sender, ProgressEventArgs e)
          {
              // if I set breakpoint here it is called.
          }
  
          private void ReportSettings_FinishProgress(object sender, EventArgs e)
          {
          }