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Franco Pederiva
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Simple “next page” command required
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Hello together,

I’m using a PDF report from the “Infragistics.Documents.Reports.Report” namespace.

The main objects are:

private  Report         m_Report            = null;
private  ISection       m_ISection          = null;
ITable hITable                                      = m_ISection.AddTable(); 

For a new customer demand I should implement a simple “next page” option in this report. But I didn’t find any hint how a “next page” command inside a table can be done at all. I need the programmable “next page” command at the position of the red arrow.
Is there a simple way for doing this?

Thank you very much for any helping.

Best regards
Frank

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    Hi Frank,

    I took a quick look at the table and related objects and I noticed that there is an AddPageBreak method on ITableCell. I tried this out with some quick sample code and it seems to work fine.

    


                Report report = new Report();
                ISection section = report.AddSection();
                ITable table = section.AddTable();
                for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++)
                {
                    ITableRow row = table.AddRow();
                    for (int j = 0; j < 3; j++)
                    {
                        ITableCell cell = row.AddCell();
                        IText text = cell.AddText();
                        text.AddContent(string.Format("row {0}, cell {1}", i, j));

                        if (i == 17)
                            cell.AddPageBreak();
                    }
                }
                
                string fileName = Path.Combine(Path.GetDirectoryName(Application.ExecutablePath), "x.pdf");
                report.Publish(fileName, FileFormat.PDF);
                Process.Start(fileName);

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