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If your dynamic text control TextFormat property is set to TextFormatHTML, you need to replace the ampersand in the text with & which is the HTML tag for ampersand. This is in the documentation under "Working With HTML Tags". By the way, also make sure there really is an ampersand in your...

Are you saying that the same (other) report is called in the Fetch method three different times, creating the same .roi file three times?

The way you were originally doing the report with DetachFromContainer(), the components are created, then left in the report unless you also call Abandon() on them. However, the best way to do a dynamic report is, not to create the components you don't need in the first place. Unless your...

I recommend lookahead aggregegates in the Before frame. Don't forget to use GROUP BY so that each employee gets listed separately. In the eRDPro Help, look in "Adding Aggregate Information" in "Developing Actuate Basic Reports".

This also happens if you are using a version of Acrobat that the Actuate Server does not support.

Oops, just found your earlier post with the definition of v. Okay, to answer your question, the XML for the entire report is generated into one file since the visitor is defined at the AcReportSection level and uses "me" as the root in the call to GenerateXML. That means, at the end of the...

Tom, From what you have described, someone has overridden the default XML processing to disallow the output unless certain conditions are met. I would look for the definition of v (as in v.generateXML) to see what they wrote.

Use a dynamic text control. Don't forget to read the help for an explanation of what happens to objects in the same frame as your control.

try: Format$( ssn, "000-00-0000" ) where ssn is the variable containing the social security number