Section The Section element is the only element that you can add to the Report element. Through the Section element, you can manipulate page numbering and your document’s look and feel through stationery and decorations, among other things. Click the links below to find out more about the Section element. Add Page...
Segment The Segment element is aptly named for the several complete segments (or pages) of content it can produce. Similar to the Section element, the Segment element can have different header/footer combinations for each individual page (as long as the number of pages does not exceed the number of headers/footers...
Setting PageOrientation when publishing a Report When publishing a PDF or XPS document, the Orientation of the page can be set by the PageOrientation property. When the Report.Publish() method is used, the PageOrientation needs to be directly set on each Section ISection() that you add to the Report. In Visual Bas...
Shapes The Site element is an intriguing element that can place objects anywhere in its binding rectangle as well as rotate them. Another feature that makes the Site element very useful is the Shapes factory. Just as the name implies, the Shapes factory allows you to produce numerous kinds of shapes and add them t...
Site The Site element affords you the ultimate customizability in placing layout elements on a page. Using the Site element, you can place elements using their x- and y-coordinates, and even rotate them to any angle. The Site element doesn’t have unique properties that make it different from other layout elements;...
Stretcher The Stretcher element is a non-visible layout element whose only purpose is to stretch content to the end of a page. Normally, a layout element will resize to fit the content it encapsulates. This may be an undesired effect if the layout element includes a background color or image. When you call the Add...
Table of Contents Creating a table of contents (TOC) is much simpler than most would think. If you’ve already been writing reports with the Infragistics Document Engine™, you may already be halfway on the way to writing a table of contents. The TOC element creates a table of contents based on the structure of your...
Tables The Table element is a grid-type element that allows you to construct a grid that relies on rows and cells rather than rows and columns, such as the Grid element. The Table element doesn’t have specific columns that determine the width of cells like the Grid element. The Table element allows you to customiz...
Text The Text element adds highly customized paragraph content to your reports. The Text element includes several text-specific properties that will make your content stand out no matter what the occasion. Several of these properties can be found in the report graphics section, but there are a few properties that ...
Trees The Tree element is useful for displaying hierarchical relationships by showing how parent nodes, especially the root node, own their child nodes and all nodes beneath them in the hierarchy. The Tree element’s object model consists of a main tree object with a Root property to identify the root node of the t...