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I can't help you you should take out a support ticket
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use variables after loading and before calling prepare set the variable values as described in the programmers manual, better to use your own dialog in such a case.
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typical in obp event of band check the size of the datafield stream if not large enough to be a picture then modify the pictureview's properties to suit
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what you probably need to do is to add a child band and move the lower group of objects from the masterdata into the child.
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unclear as to what you are trying to explain.
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other than prop settings of pictureview control autosize false, center true, you will need to manipulate image in a3rd party control before assigning it to the pictureviews.picture.
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no comprendo language of group is english.
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what version and build number of fr? ie fr4.7.136 basic, standard, pro, enterprise. Also ide environment version and tchart version being used would be helpful
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it is discussed in the user manual creating reports multilined text displaying the three possibilities are very obvious.
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if you dont wan't the objects to take more turn the band's stretch prop off or set the object's stretchmode to smactual.
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Set the stretchmode prop of the memoviews also usually smmaxheight. you may also want to set the databands allowsplit prop in case it needs to split over a page.
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put the headers in the correct position on design page. unless free band placement is set in the designer the engine expects headerband databand footerband
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sounds like footer2 does not have a corresponding header.
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i expect your old project was built in another version of delphi and probably points to the wrong lib path for d2009. remember d2009 is a code breaking version of prior delphi code.
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use a tfrxpictureview object in the report. in delphi write event handler for the onbeforeprint event to test if object is pictureview and ifso assign the picture from the delphi image component.
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read the programmer's manual for how to work from delphi.
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typical would be to use memo.memo.add( ) method for each line you want to have in the memoviews memo.
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you can either pass the value in through a variable, or the ogv event, or the obp event. you can also add a delphi form to the code page and you can access the properties of that forms objects but not variables.
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frxReport.Clear; frxReport.LoadFromFile('C:\1.fr3'); do it here before calling preparereport use the find object method to find and set the props of the objects you want to set frxReport.PrepareReport;
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yes see the design of the basic list report in the main demo. look at the highlight condition for memo13 in the masterdataband note that memo 13 is behind all others and contains no text.
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the problem may lie in the stripping of apostrophes, just like delphi. suggest you try the same filter on a query in delphi to see if it works.
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you need to add the tfrxrichview component to the underlying delphi form or add its unit to the uses clause.
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procedure PageHeader1OnAfterPrint(Sender: TfrxComponent); begin myline:= 0; end; btw memo12 does not need to use code to get a value all it needs to contain is [myline]
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the ogv event is fired when a memo contains a variable within [] that cannot be resolved. if you are trying to preview a report within the ide by selecting preview it will not fire since your apps delphi code is not compiled and running. Also wit…
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use 1 tfrxmemoview object no contents in the memo size to the height of the band and align width in the highlight editor select your color and in the condition mod 2 to see this look at the main demo basic list report memo13 in the mdband.
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you are not having a problem with the fr variable line# you have a problem with where you reset your own variable to 0 use the correct event of the page header. it should be in OAP
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see my reply to the same post in the news group