How to refer a control in a Report.

Sneaker
Sneaker Member Posts: 6
edited 2003-09-10 in Navision Financials
Ex:

ShowClient As Boolean.

If ShowClient Then
Control11.Visible=True; (not work)

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  • rkadenbach
    rkadenbach Member Posts: 15
    The control need a name (property Name).

    For Example:
    control name = Button

    If Showclient
    then
    currform.button.visible:=true;

    or

    currform.button.visible:=Showclient;
  • Sneaker
    Sneaker Member Posts: 6
    Thanks, but the problem was in Section Designer of the Report Designer.

    For Ex:


    IF ShowTextBox THEN
    currReport.Prev.Visible:=False;

    This example not work, a message appear:

    'Uknouwn variable Prev'

    Prev='Name property of the TextBox'
  • GoMaD
    GoMaD Member Posts: 313
    Controls are not directly available on the Section designer in the manner of

    CurrReport.controlname.visible = true;

    The better way (if you can call it that) is to work with a dummy variable which you can leave empty or fill in as desired and use that dummy variable as the source expression in the properties of the textbox.

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  • Doomhammer
    Doomhammer Member Posts: 211
    You can also create more sections and control their printing via CurrReport.SHOWOUTPUT(SetShow) function.
    refer to reports like invoice, order (i.e. 405 etc.) and see how they print document lines
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