Quick Table The Quick Table element is definitely the heaviest of the light-weight Quick Content elements only because a table naturally contains several elements. You can add the following elements to the Quick Table element: Column Row Cell Header Divider Footer You can also set several properties that will modi...
Quick Text The Quick Text element is the simplest of the Quick Content elements in that you do not need to customize the element at all. The Quick Text element was designed in such a way that all you need to do is pass a string to the AddQuickText method to quickly add text to your report. Of course, you can also ...
Report Element The Report element is the top-level object that defines the entire report. You must add all content to a report by way of a Section element. Most layout elements use methods to create additional and nested layout elements; this is the same for the Report element, but you can add only one layout elem...
Report Elements Use report elements to add content to your report and to lay out that content in a logical flow. Report Layout — Here you’ll find several useful elements that control content flow; from the Band element, useful for laying out almost any content, to the Stretcher element, used only to stretch conten...
Report Graphics Report graphics give omph to your reports through several graphical elements such as Brushes, Colors, Fonts, and Images. Use report graphics to augment layout elements. For example, use a brush and pen to color the background and borders of an element, respectively. You can also add color and modif...
Report Layout Report layout elements make it easier for you to add content. Each element has specific functions and features that make it unique. You can use the Layout Element Comparison Table to figure out which layout element will fit your needs best. Click the links below to learn more about each layout elemen...
Report The Report element is the main element of the Infragistics Document Engine™. All of your content is added through the report and is the primary means of publishing a report. Click the links below to find out more about the Report element. Publish a Report Report Element Setting PageOrientation when publishi...
Rotator The Rotator element rotates its content either 90 degrees clockwise or 90 degrees counter-clockwise. Content is rotated counter-clockwise by default, but by setting the Backward property to True, you can rotate the content clockwise. The Rotator element should be used when all you need to do is simply rota...
Rule The Rule element is very similar to the Horizontal Rule tag in HTML both in design and purpose. The Rule element is a simple line that spans the width of its parent element with default settings such as solid, black, and 1 pixel wide. Although the Rule element doesn’t have to be just a simple line, you can ch...
Section Element The Section element is the only layout element that you can add to the Report element. This makes the Section element unique in several ways: The Section element can contain every layout element (except another Section element) You can add individual pages to a report through the Section element Th...