using parameters instead of setting properties in application

Gerd1965Gerd1965
edited 8:29AM in FastReport .NET
right now I'm setting properties in my application like

Dim GroupHeader2 = CType(Fastreport.FindObject("GroupHeader2"), FastReport.GroupHeaderBand)
Dim GroupHeader3 = CType(Fastreport.FindObject("GroupHeader3"), FastReport.GroupHeaderBand)
If Not IsNothing(GroupHeader2) Then GroupHeader2.Condition = "[Meldeliste.idAK]"
If Not IsNothing(GroupHeader3) Then GroupHeader3.Condition = "[Meldeliste.idGK]"
Fastreport.RegisterData(dvMeldung.ToTable, "Meldeliste")
Fastreport.Prepare(True)
Fastreport.Show()

Is there as way to use parameters to set these properties on GroupHeaders?

Same questions for textObject.Visible?

Thanks!

Comments

  • ipongipong
    edited 8:29AM
    did you mean setting condition on report template? use script...
      public class ReportScript
  {
    private void _StartReport(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
      GroupHeader2.Condition = Report.GetParameterValue("ParameterGroupHeader2").ToString();
      GroupHeader3.Condition = Report.GetParameterValue("ParameterGroupHeader3").ToString();
      Text1.Visible = (bool)Report.GetParameterValue("ParameterText1"); 
    }
  }

  • Gerd1965Gerd1965
    edited 8:29AM
    ipong wrote: »
    did you mean setting condition on report template? use script...
      public class ReportScript
  {
    private void _StartReport(object sender, EventArgs e)
    {
      GroupHeader2.Condition = Report.GetParameterValue("ParameterGroupHeader2").ToString();
      GroupHeader3.Condition = Report.GetParameterValue("ParameterGroupHeader3").ToString();
      Text1.Visible = (bool)Report.GetParameterValue("ParameterText1"); 
    }
  }

    I guess I am missing something... This code simply does nothing. Do I have to link this to somewhere? Is >_StartReport...< correct?

    Btw: Is there a book or any material to learn about FastReport? The FRNetUserManual is not very usefull.
  • ipongipong
    edited June 2018
    wrote:
    I guess I am missing something... This code simply does nothing. Do I have to link this to somewhere? Is >_StartReport...< correct?
    see attached picture
    wrote:
    Btw: Is there a book or any material to learn about FastReport? The FRNetUserManual is not very usefull.
    learning by doing is very effective [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/rolleyes.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":rolleyes:" border="0" alt="rolleyes.gif" /> just post your question on forum, I'm glad I could help[/img]
  • Gerd1965Gerd1965
    edited June 2018
    Finally I figured it out... what a fool [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/wink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=";)" border="0" alt="wink.gif" /> Ups.. I did not see your reply, but thank you for your help. It showed me the right way.[/img]

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