FAST REPORT GRAPH

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• Anu de Deus Hampshire, UK

  February 2011 edited 3:36AM

  Try this:
  
  (..)
  frxReport1.Variables.Variables:= userId;
  frxReport1.PrepareReport;
  frxReport1.ShowReport();
  (...)
  
• stol

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  Unfortunatelly it does't work too. Any other idea?
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  check this line
  
  frxReport1.LoadFromFile(path + 'forms\DAYReport.fr3' );
  you may need a backslash before forms if it is a subfolder to the apps folder
  were your variables created as categorized variables or typed variables ?
  if categorized variables delete the second .Variables.
  frxReport1.Variables.Variables:= '''' + dateToStr(datetimepicker1.date) + '''';
  
• stol

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  Sorry but it didn't worked. Even if I use the following script
  procedure TfrmStatistic.BitBtn1Click(Sender: TObject);
  var path : String;
  begin
  Path := ExtractFilePath(ParamStr(0));
  frxReport1.LoadFromFile(path + 'forms\graph.fr3' );
  // frxReport1.PrepareReport;
  frxReport1.ShowReport();
  end;
  and call fast report via delphi my fast report file opens but no graph appears. I made a graph using as datasource ''fixed data'' option from the graph menu. When I open it by double clicking the fast report file the file opens and my graph appears. But when i call it via delphi ''stol.exe'' file using the above script my fast report file opens, everything appears (headers, footers, etc) exept my graph. Instand of it a white box appears in its position. I' m sure that the fault isn't the graph properties because my graph appears when I open the same fast report file directly.
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  In that case i would check to see if your app is calling the correct report.
• Mick.pl

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  I've just made a test using pure FR script in a simple report that had one purpose: load from file and save to file 2 other as simple as possible reports. One of them had a graph inside, while the other hadn't. The script is bellow (button OnClick event)
  

  procedure BitBtn1OnClick(Sender: TfrxComponent);
  var   MyReport1, MyReport2 :TfrxReport;                                                                       
  begin
     MyReport1 := TfrxReport.Create(Sender);
     MyReport1.LoadFromFile( 'c:\temp\graph report to load.fr3' );
     MyReport1.SaveToFile(   'c:\temp\graph report to load(2).fr3' );
  
     MyReport2 := TfrxReport.Create(Sender);
     MyReport2.LoadFromFile( 'c:\temp\report without a graph.fr3' );
     MyReport2.SaveToFile(   'c:\temp\report without a graph(2).fr3' );
  end;
  

  
  And what happend?
  The second report (the one with no graph) written to disk works as an original one - in fact it has a few bytes less.
  The first one (with graph based on 3 fixed data: 1, 2, 3) after writting to disk is completly broken. Instead of about 3kB (as original one) it is about 0,5 kB. When I open it I can see there is NO DialogPage1 and Page1 tab at all.
  
  Maybe this will show you the way of further tests.
  
  Mick
  
  
  
• stol

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  Sorry, but it didn't help. Any other idea???
• Mick.pl

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  In my opinion, the test I've done proved that there was something WRONG inside Fast Report.
  I mean the operation of loading report with graph may have a bug [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":(" border="0" alt="sad.gif" /> You should send a support ticket to Fast Report. Mick[/img]
• stol

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  Thanks Mick, I'll contact to fast report but could you first send me the script example that you checked to compare it with mine? Thanks.
• Mick.pl

  March 2011 edited 3:36AM

  Strange things happen [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/ohmy.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":o" border="0" alt="ohmy.gif" /> I did those tests again few minutes ago and it worked correctly. I used a compiled FR4 demo 4.10.14. Then I tested it with our compiled designer that we use to create reports - it worked correctly as well. The last try was made with an application made for customers (compiled exe with no designer). The application can load a report from disk. All those three tests ended with succes[/img][img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":)" border="0" alt="smile.gif" /> And I couldn't get the wrong results I had few days ago. Both reports to be loaded (without a graph, and with graph) works fine. Here you have my examples. Mick[/img]