Hi everyone!

I would like to know if it is possible to use a hyperlink or another
method in crystal reports to call code in an windows application.

We have an crystal report viewer on a form. There are several events
that can be thrown by the viewer like
'CrystalReportViewer1_DrillDownSubreport'. But there is no event for
catching a hyperlink click. What we want to do is that the user can
click on some item in the report and some code is processed, like
closing the report on show another control. So what would be the way
to get a callback to the code?

We need it for an report that shows several lines. The user should be
able to press a detail link and then some code in the application
should be processed.
So is there an way to do this...hyperlinks always try to open a
browser and there is now way to catch the click event, or?

Hope for some answers

Greetings
Mike

Hi Mike
I am not getting why are you making it hyperlink as there is no need. Because on the click event of the control you should get the text of the control and process some code based on the criteria.
I think it will help you

Best Regards
Deepesh Jain

Deepesh Jain
VB,VBA & .NET Specialist
Wiley Support Team

Hi,

I not sure if I understand what you mean. I don't want to catch an event when someone clicks somewhere in the report. I want to catch an event when someone clicks a specific spot, e.g. 'show details' and then get an event. I also need to pass along parameters like used in an URL, e.g. http://p2p.wrox.com/post.aspmethod=R...&REPLY_ID=1798

Can I do this with your methode. Perhaps you can explain it a little bit. I understood that I only can catch a general click event and get the control name. The report control?

Greetings Mike

Did anyone had any luck with this?