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Re: PDF - horizontal line in title zone [message #5666 is a reply to message #5663] Tue, 21 June 2016 10:52 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
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Thank you for your patience. I think I do now understand what you mean and how you handle it.

I went thtrough the code with my debugger and wanted to know if the following is true:

1. the output3.php controller file is called

2. the report.inc file is called.
.....
$structure['multi3']['fields'][1][] = array('field' => 'multi_03','width' => 180,'x' => 15);
.....

3. my output3_pdf_subclass.inc is called where I have to generate the $outarray for the mulitN record.
case 'multi3':
$row['multi_03'] = 'foobar';
$outarray[] = $row;
break;

But what I still not understand and what was the origin of this post is, how can I generate a multiN record as a horizontal line and is there a possibility to show images in the multiN records?
The easiest way for the report which I would like to create would be the option 'ignore_if_empty' in the multiN zone and the possiblilty to show 'images' instead of 'fields'.
Please think of it that I haven't that much experience in programming like you have but I am very motivated to learn it and to implement it with RADICORE.
 
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