How to refer a control in a Report.

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  rkadenbach Member Posts: 15

  2003-06-25

  The control need a name (property Name).
  
  For Example:
  control name = Button
  
  If Showclient
  then
  currform.button.visible:=true;
  
  or
  
  currform.button.visible:=Showclient;

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  Sneaker Member Posts: 6

  2003-06-26

  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'

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  GoMaD Member Posts: 313

  2003-06-26

  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.
  
  Greetings

  Now, let's see what we can see.
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  Everybody on-line.
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  Looking good!

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  Doomhammer Member Posts: 211

  2003-09-10

  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

  Martin Bokůvka, AxiomProvis

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