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| Re: values of user properties are not being passed properly between report generation and report ren [message #869675 is a reply to message #869023] |
Thu, 03 May 2012 16:38   |
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Aleksey
Have a look at this:
http://www.eclipse.org/birt/phoenix/project/notable2.5.php#jump_4
Note that it is possible for an onCreate event to be fired and the
report item to show up on the next page. The onPageBreak should fire
when it is placed on the page. For an example usage look at the
attached report that uses it to set a couple of page variables.
Jason
On 5/2/2012 5:33 PM, ivkina Mising name wrote:
> Values of user properties are not being passed properly between report generation and report render when setting the property in onPageBreak() event.
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> If you run a very simple attached report below, then you see that if
> 1) you set the user-defined property in onCreate() event, then the property get correctly displayed at render (see onRender())
> 2) you set the user-defined property in onPageBreak() event that happens after onCreate(), then the property does not get displayed at render - the report output still displays the value set in onCreate().
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> Is that correct behavior?
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> generally, what is the purpose of onPageBreak() event? what can you do on this event? Looks like you cannot do any changes to element, correct? I tried to change the style (color etc) but it does not work - it returns an error. The same code works fine in onCreate()
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> I was looking to do some custom pagination using onPageBreak() event and setting element user properties to be later accessed at view time but it appears that is not allowed...
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> Thanks,
> Aleksey
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| Re: values of user properties are not being passed properly between report generation and report ren [message #870834 is a reply to message #870763] |
Wed, 09 May 2012 19:12 |
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I agree. Do you mind opening a bugzilla for this?
Jason
On 5/9/2012 11:00 AM, ivkina Mising name wrote:
> Jason,
> I understand that. Thanks. What I am saying though that it would be
> helpful if BIRT would allow to change User-Defined-Properties at control
> level onPageBreak event so you can later access these onRender.
> You can still achieve the same thing by setting persistent vars or page
> vars at control -> onPageBreak() but it is a pain and less maintainable
> as opposed to keeping your scripting at one place at the control level
>
> thanks,
> Aleksey
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