Problems showing date parameters on ReportTitleBand

[matheus.pusinhol]

Hello,
I use Google Chrome, I've already cleaned up its cash but it didn't work,
and I tried to use Internet Explorer too, but it also didn't work.
I don't know what could possible be happening. Was the download suposed to start automatically?
Thank you.

[HighAley]

Hello.

Here is a link to the latest prerelease build http://admin.stimulsoft.com/GetFile.asp ... _Trial.zip

Thank you.

[matheus.pusinhol]

Hello,
I figured the problem out,
it was our firewall that was blocking the download, so I downloaded it at home.
I did all the procedure but it didn't work, the parameters problems continues.
Thank you.

[HighAley]

Hello.

Please, read the How the Runtime Locates Assemblies article http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/yx7xezcf
As you could read there the common language runtime check for Previously Referenced Assemblies and the Global Assembly Cache.
So you should remove ALL old assembles from your system.
Please, replace assemblies from GAC with latest ones and search all over your system for any other our assemblies.

Thank you.

[matheus.pusinhol]

Hello,
Sorry about the late,
I did everything you sad, and a tag "Demo Version" appeared on the top of my report,
so I understood that the system were using the new DLLs. Definetly, the procedure was right, but the bug continues.
I wait for your position, thank you.

[HighAley]

Hello.

Please, try to use next expression in the Text9 component.

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Data De: {NotasEmitidas.Parameters["@dataDe"].Value.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy")} - Ate: {NotasEmitidas.Parameters["@dataAte"].Value.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy")}

Thank you.

[matheus.pusinhol]

Hello,
I tried to use de mask on the ToString method, but it doesn't have overloads that takes one argument.
But I think even if I could use it like that, it wouldn't work, because de mask only formats how it is shown, and not the content itself.
Thank you.

[HighAley]

Hello.

Which version do you use?
Then please, try to use next expression:

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{String.Format("{0:dd/MM/yyyy}", NotasEmitidas.Parameters["@dataDe"].Value)}

Thank you.

[matheus.pusinhol]

Hello,
sorry about the late,
I'm using the version you told me to download.
I tried the expression above, but with no success. Any other guesses?
Thank you.

[HighAley]

Hello.

Could you send us a working sample project which reproduces the issue.

Thank you.