I'm trying to update the value of a textbox with the following code.
ReportViewer1.Report = (Telerik.Reporting.Report)new AllItems();
Telerik.Reporting.TextBox txt = (Telerik.Reporting.TextBox)ReportViewer1.Report.Items["txtTitle"];
txt.Value = "wow";
It errors out giving a "The expression contains object 'ID' that is not defined in the current context."
Can this be done?
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Hi Evan,
Most probably this error is raised in another TextBox bound to the data field with expression like "=ID", but in the DataSource this field is missing.
We will suggest using our Reporting designers in Visual Studio 2005, which will help you with the Report design and edit. The report definition is generated in the InitializeComponent() method and it is a good example how to write such a definition.
Sincerely yours,
Hrisi
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Most probably this error is raised in another TextBox bound to the data field with expression like "=ID", but in the DataSource this field is missing.
We will suggest using our Reporting designers in Visual Studio 2005, which will help you with the Report design and edit. The report definition is generated in the InitializeComponent() method and it is a good example how to write such a definition.
Sincerely yours,
Hrisi
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answered on 11 Oct 2007, 11:36 PM
Evan,
I personally do not suggest doing it this way, the textbox item should already be able to be seen, so you should only have to do something like this.
txtTextbox.value = "Some Value";
I personally do not suggest doing it this way, the textbox item should already be able to be seen, so you should only have to do something like this.
txtTextbox.value = "Some Value";