subselect - Change page to each record

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#1

Hello,
I have a problem when I create pdf report.
in a subselect, I can retrieve more records. when the page (A4) is completed, each record is printed on a new page.

the code below
foreach ({historique_mediation} as $NM_ind => $Dados)
{

	sc_pdf_print_sub_sel($cell_historique_mediation_date_mediation[$NM_ind]);
            sc_pdf_print_sub_sel_mult($cell_historique_mediation_txt_mediation[$NM_ind], 5);
            sc_pdf_sub_sel_end(4);
	sc_pdf_set_auto_page_break('auto',10);
        }

some ideas ?

version : ScriptCase Devel: 7.1.013

Thanks

#2

I have also same problem.
Is there anybody who knows whether there is a solution for this problem or not ?

Thanks

#3

I recommend using sc_pdf_add_page ()
and the type of report to be record per line. although I’m still with some details.

#4

I have also same problem. Alenso: And type of report to be record per line does not work because you can not insert text spacing as lines or titles.

HELP FOR THIS WRONG.

#5

I have also same problem. sc_pdf_add_page () not work. No reset row (y) and appropriately.
sc_pdf_get_y() not work.

#6

I hope this useful for someting

I solved, that problem here the code:

sc_pdf_add_page('P', 'Letter');
			sc_pdf_image('BITACORA.png',0,0,216);
			sc_pdf_set_y(32);
            foreach ({bitacora} as $NM_ind => $Dados)
            {  
				[B]$i = sc_pdf_get_y(); /*Returns the ordinate of the current position and asing to $i
[/B]				if ($i > 249){
					sc_pdf_add_page('P', 'Letter'); /*create new page*/
					sc_pdf_image('BITACORA.png',0,0,216); /* i put a image for look better*/
					[B]$i = 32; /* this its the magic line. asign new valor to the ordinate position*/[/B]
					
				}
				sc_pdf_set_y($i);
				sc_pdf_print_sub_sel($cell_bitacora_id_usuario[$NM_ind]);
				sc_pdf_set_y($i);
				sc_pdf_set_x(140);
                                sc_pdf_print_sub_sel($cell_bitacora_fecha[$NM_ind]);				
				sc_pdf_set_y($i+10);
				sc_pdf_print_sub_sel_mult($cell_bitacora_descripcion[$NM_ind], 4.23333333333);
                                $j = sc_pdf_get_y();
				sc_pdf_set_y($j+20);
            }