This is the final part of the article about using FastReport.Net in conjunction with a PHP application. In previous articles, we looked at the way to create a server part on ASP.Net Core. Let me remind you that it allows you to get a report display, a report designer display with a report loaded in...
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FastReport.Net was created specially for the .net platform. Accordingly, web reports work with ASP.Net and ASP.Net Core technologies. But, still, most websites on the World Wide Web are written in PHP. And many would like to display FastReport reports in their php applications. As you know, this is...
In the first part of the article, we created an ASP.Net Core application in which we implemented the following methods: displaying a report, displaying a report designer and saving the report changed in the designer to a server. But these are just the two features that we have stated. We need to imp...