Subject Re: Preview.wfm and report printing From trevor <bob@bob.com> Date Fri, 27 Oct 2023 11:18:26 -0400 Newsgroups dbase.getting-started Mervyn Bick wrote: > > In your form's onOpen event handler > >    function form_onOpen >       set procedure to :duflp:preview.wfm >       form.oPreview = new PreviewForm() >       form.oPreview.bModal = true  //or false, your option >       form.oPreview.bClose = false //or true, your option >       //I normally use these settings but see the preview.wfm >       //header for an explanation and change if required. >       set procedure to transrep.rep >       form.oRep = new transrepReport() >       //If you have more than one report create individual instances >       //with each one saved to a separate user-defined property. >       return > >   function PUSHBUTTON4_onClick1 >     if form.entryfield1.value = {  -  -    } or > form.entryfield2.value = {  -  -    } >        msgbox ("Give Dates") >        return >     else >       form.oRep.transfer1.params['fdat1'] = form.entryfield1.value >       form.oRep.transfer1.params['tdat1'] = form.entryfield2.value >       form.oRep.transfer1.requery() >       form.oPreview.viewer = form.oRep >       form.oPreview.open() >       form.entryfield1.value = {  -  -    } >       form.entryfield2.value = {  -  -    } >     endif >     return Mervyn, I've come across two problems. 1. on opening Repform.wfm As printrans.rep sql still contains clause where transfer >= fdat1 etc set procedure to printrans.rep (in the 'onOpen event' of repform) results in "parameter not defined fdat1" as entryfields1&2 in repform are initially blank.  This seems like a circular problem . If I remove the where clause in sql I not sure what happens as I get error 2 which I assume is something else. 2 ignoring this param error & further On trying to open other reports where no variables are needed I get, "repFormForm:: pushbutton(n)_onclick" Class does not exist. Any pointers would greatfully appreciated. Trevor