[TotalPages] is 0 if user cancelled after Show()

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• ipong

  February 2017 edited 6:18PM

  i tried to cancel single-pass report, it showed total pages only 35 (out of 100 pages), not zero as you said.
  
  have you tried cancelling double-pass report?
  
• breaker

  February 2017 edited 6:18PM

  It is 0 for me in both cases (it is Double-Pass normally).
  
  
• gordk St.Catherines On. Canada.

  February 2017 edited 6:18PM

  I DON;T WORK WITH .NET
  but i would expect you are cancelling before you are in the second pass.
  
  mod this code
  footerText.Text = "[Page] / [TotalPages]";
  delphi e xample
  if engine.finalpass then footerText.Text = "[Page] / [TotalPages]";
  flse footertext.text ="nan"
  
  
• breaker

  February 2017 edited 6:18PM

  Seems logical.
  
  I decided to do this then, if anybody is interested.
  
  Rpt.Prepare();
  if (!Rpt.Aborted)
  Rpt.ShowPrepared(true,this);
  
  Thanks for the help.
• ipong

  February 2017 edited February 2017

  i forgot to explain why, in my case, total pages didnt show zero, i used "Page [Page#] of [TotalPages#]", note: there is additional #, use built-in progress window and single-pass report
  
  from documentation:
  
  TotalPages#
  Total number of pages in the report. If you join several prepared reports
  into one package, this variable will return the number of pages in a
  package. You don't need to use double pass to get the correct value.
  This variable is actually a macro. It value is substituted when the
  component is viewed in the preview window. That means you cannot use
  it in an expression.
  
  Page#
  Current page number. If you join several prepared reports into one
  package, this variable will return current page number in a package.
  This variable is actually a macro. It value is substituted when the
  component is viewed in the preview window. That means you cannot use
  it in an expression.