PDF Export Dialog

arobertsaroberts
edited 12:59AM in FastReport 4.0
I am using PDFExport and setting the file name programatically. I do not want to display the export dialog, so I have set it to false in PDFExport. It suppresses the dialog, but then it doesn't actually save the pdf. I just want to export with no prompt, but it doesn't work.

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  • DraedenDraeden
    edited 12:59AM
    It does work. Consider this code:
    procedure ExportReport(Input, Output: string);
var
  Exp: TfrxPDFExport;
  Rep: TfrxReport;
begin
  Rep := TfrxReport.Create(nil);
  Exp := TfrxPDFExport.Create(nil);

  try
    if ExtractFileExt(Input) = '.fp3' then
      Rep.PreviewPages.LoadFromFile(Input)
    else
    begin
      Rep.LoadFromFile(Input);
      Rep.PrepareReport;
    end;

    Exp.FileName      := Output;
    Exp.ShowDialog    := False;
    Exp.ShowProgress  := False;

    Rep.Export(Exp);
  finally
    Rep.Free;
    Exp.Free;
  end;
end;
  • abbyleeabbylee
    edited 12:59AM
    Thank you, Draeden
    The code is work for me.
    Besides, I want to extract text from PDF and split PDF file, do you have any good ideas on it? I'm lacking of experience on it.

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