Number of copy

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• gpi

  June 2017 edited 6:44AM

  - put a memo object with [CopyName#] text inside. It will show a copy name;
  
  - go "Code" tab and write a simple script that will give names to each copy. You can also do this in Delphi code;

  begin
    frxGlobalVariables['CopyName0'] := '';             // copy viewed in the preview
    frxGlobalVariables['CopyName1'] := 'First copy';   // 1st printed/exported copy
    frxGlobalVariables['CopyName2'] := 'Second copy';  // 2nd printed copy
    frxGlobalVariables['CopyName3'] := 'Third copy';   // 3rd printed copy
  end.
  

  
  - print a report.
• Leo Bidi Montevideo, Uruguay

  June 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Hi gpi, thanks for your answer..
  
  Still I can't manage to work as I want.
  
  I did what you've mentioned , this is my code in the report's code page.
  

  begin
     frxGlobalVariables['CopyName1'] := '1';
     frxGlobalVariables['CopyName2'] := '2';
  end.
  

  and in my delphi code it says
  

      Rep_Ticket.PrintOptions.Copies  := 2;
      Rep_Ticket.PrepareReport();
      Rep_Ticket.Print;
  

  but still in the two copies of my report the memo with copyname# text , prints '1'.
  
  As I've mentioned before, how can I check what copy is printing , so I can disable another memo object to print in the second copy.
  
  Many thanks for you invaluable help.
  
  Regards
  
  
• gpi

  June 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Attach your report template (fr3)
• Leo Bidi Montevideo, Uruguay

  June 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Thanks gpi.
  

  Ticket.fr3 14.5K
• gpi

  June 2017 edited 6:44AM

  wrote:

  As I've mentioned before, how can I check what copy is printing , so I can disable another memo object to print in the second copy.

  Try to use TfrxReport.OnPrintPage event

  wrote:

  but still in the two copies of my report the memo with copyname# text , prints '1'.

  Set Collate option to True
• Leo Bidi Montevideo, Uruguay

  June 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Thanks again gpi , but still cant do it right, sorry.
  
  I did as you said but still cant find out which numer of copy is printing.
  
  In the report beforeprint event I have

  if MemoCopy.Text = '1' then MemoText.visible := False;
  

  
  MemoCopy is the memo object with [CopyName#] text inside.
  
  What I need is that if printing the first copy then Memotext its invisible.
  
  Thanks and sorry for my inexperience.
  
  Regards
  
  
• gpi

  June 2017 edited 6:44AM

  CopyName# variable is macro variable. It available in the prepared report only, you can't to use it during preparing of report. Use TfrxReport.OnPrintPage event
• Leo Bidi Montevideo, Uruguay

  June 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Please can you tell me how to use that macro on that event ?? How can I find out witch copy is ??
  
  Many many thanks..
  
  
• gpi

  July 2017 edited July 2017

  wrote:

  Please can you tell me how to use that macro on that event ?

  You can't.

  wrote:

  How can I find out witch copy is ?

  Look at TfrxReport.OnPrintPage header
  procedure TForm1.frxReport1PrintPage(Page: TfrxReportPage; CopyNo: Integer);
  begin
  
  end;
• Leo Bidi Montevideo, Uruguay

  July 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Thanks gpi for you help but still cant manage to do it.
  
  this is my code when printing

  Rep_Ticket.PrintOptions.Copies  := 2;
  Rep_Ticket.PrintOptions.Collate := True;
  Rep_Ticket.PrepareReport();
  Rep_Ticket.Print;
  

  and on the Report.OnPrintPage event I have

  Rep_Ticket.Variables['CopyNumber'] := IntToStr(CopyNo)
  

  and then on the report I have a memo object that contains the same variable 'CopyNumber' but when printing , in both pages it prints "2", it seems that always prints the second copy.
  
  I cant make the report prints 1 on the first copy and 2 in the second... " border="0" alt="mad.gif" />" alt=">" />[img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/mad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid="" border="0" alt="mad.gif" /> Can you tell me please what I'm doing wrong ?? Many thanks..[/img]
• gpi

  July 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Demo project in the attach

  test.zip 1.6K
• Leo Bidi Montevideo, Uruguay

  July 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Thanks gpi for the code.
  
  I've done earlier what you've mentioned in the code and the memo with the variable global prints perfect.
  
  My problem is how can I check the content of that global variable because I need to print ONLY some objects in the first copy but not in the second one.
  
  Just need that.
  
  Best regards
  
  
  
• gpi

  July 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Check CopyNo Delphi variable in the TfrxReport.OnPrintPage event, pass through all Page's (prepared page) objects and change visibility for these objects
• Leo Bidi Montevideo, Uruguay

  July 2017 edited 6:44AM

  Thanks so much gpi.
  
  I've did this way and works perfect. I put my solution here for any person who may need it.
  

  procedure Rep_TicketPrintPage(Page: TfrxReportPage; CopyNo: Integer);
  var
    Memo : TfrxMemoView;
    RichView : TfrxRichView;
    nPage : TfrxPageFooter;
  begin
      inherited;
      Memo := TfrxMemoView( Page.FindObject('Memo24') );
      if Memo <> nil then
      begin
          if CopyNo = 1 then
              Memo.Printable := False
          else
              Memo.Printable := True;
      end;
      RichView := TfrxRichView( Page.FindObject('Rich1') );
      nPage    := TfrxPageFooter( Page.FindObject('PageFooter') );
      if ( RichView <> nil ) and ( lImprimePie ) then
      begin
          if CopyNo = 1 then
          begin
              RichView.Printable := True;
              nPage.Height       := 4.07;
          end
          else
          begin
              RichView.Printable := False;
              nPage.Height       := 1.00;
          end;
      end;
  end;
  

  Best regards