Hi,
We are creating custom ASP .Net controls that pass parameters to a report. I'm trying to figure out how to handle hiding a subreport based on a field within that subreport AND and parameters passed into that report. I'm aware of the Bindings feature, but I don't think a simple expression will work with so many parameters. So basically we have the field in question which is a status field and the parameters are a bunch of booleans representing the various status types the user wants to show/hide. I created a user function (static method on the report) but it only seems to fire once and not once per subreport generated, also the field in question that is passed into the method but is always null when the method fires. What's the proper way to handle this situation? I think the answer lies in using the report events. I appreciate any advice you can offer.
Thanks
We are creating custom ASP .Net controls that pass parameters to a report. I'm trying to figure out how to handle hiding a subreport based on a field within that subreport AND and parameters passed into that report. I'm aware of the Bindings feature, but I don't think a simple expression will work with so many parameters. So basically we have the field in question which is a status field and the parameters are a bunch of booleans representing the various status types the user wants to show/hide. I created a user function (static method on the report) but it only seems to fire once and not once per subreport generated, also the field in question that is passed into the method but is always null when the method fires. What's the proper way to handle this situation? I think the answer lies in using the report events. I appreciate any advice you can offer.
Thanks