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xfrx - not respecting column print order

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GriffMG

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Mar 4, 2002
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Been using xfrx to create pdf reports from a web site for years (12 I think).

Only recently needs reports with two columns for the details, and found that xfrx isn't respecting the selection
of column printing order (Left/Right, Up/Down)...

Has anyone else come across this? Has it been resolved in a later version than the one I'm using (12.?)



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Griff
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I haven't come across this, but I see that the bug fix list for version 17.0.0 ( has several fixes relating to column order.

I don't see any more recent bug reports relating to columns.

Mike

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Thanks Mike,

It is a bit unusual for me to have columns, and I could code a cursor to work around it.



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Griff
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Well the workaround is easy, just build a cursor that mimics two columns and populate it to suit.

Code:
FIELDALEFT,FIELDBLEFT,FIELDCLEFT,FIELDARIGHT,FIELDBRIGHT,FIELDCRIGHT

Then treat it as a single detail line.

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Griff
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