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October 13, 2019
#FastReport #ASP.NET #MVC #Core #FastReport #ASP.NET #MVC #Core
How to make a web report authentication
Every time we generate a web report, ajax request leads to the execution of handlers: WebResource.axd and FastReport.Export.axd. Files with the axd extension are used in ASP .NET applications to get resources from dll libraries: images, javascript and styles.
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October 13, 2019
#ASP.NET #Core #FastReport #PHP
How to use FastReport reports in PHP application. Part 1.
FastReport .NET was created specially for the .net platform. Accordingly, web reports work with ASP.Net and ASP.Net Core technologies.
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October 13, 2019
#ASP.NET #Core #FastReport #PHP
How to use FastReport reports in a PHP application. Part 2.
In 2 parts, we export the report to the pdf / html format of the PHP application. To let the user know which report can be downloaded using the list retrieval method.
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September 04, 2019
#.NET #FastReport #.NET #FastReport
How to make a report like Master-Detail
The essence of a Master-Detail report is a one-to-many relationship between data entities. That is, one record in the main table corresponds to several in the subordinate table.
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September 04, 2019
#.NET #FastReport #.NET #FastReport
How to make a report like Drill-Down
Data analysis requires reports with a drop-down list. Using data grouping, but with the ability to hide or display data by mouse click. This is not only very convenient, but also beautiful.
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September 03, 2019
#.NET #FastReport #Data Source #Plugin #.NET #FastReport #Data Source #Plugin
How to use Plugin Manager
FastReport .NET provides a plug-in manager application. It allows you to select the ones you need to connect before starting the report designer. After all, restarting after adding the plugin is not convenient.
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September 02, 2019
#.NET #FastReport #Designer #SQL #.NET #FastReport #Designer #SQL
How to use SQL queries when creating an internal report data source in FastReport .NET report designer
To select report data, you are connected to SQL. Source tools include parameters in the request; it depends on the DBMS. For MS SQL, this is the @ prefix, and for Access, the "?" Character.
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August 15, 2019
#VCL #FastReport #Converter #QuickReport #ReportBuilder #Delphi #VCL #FastReport #Converter #QuickReport #ReportBuilder #Delphi
Conversion to .fr3 from QuickReport and ReportBuilder
Batch conversion to FastReport VCL (from QuickReport or ReportBuilder)
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