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  vbknight

  • March 05, 2014 14:27

  if you can provide sample code the better . TIA

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  SDK_support

  • March 06, 2014 15:47

  Yes it is possible, please use IBlock::Name property for this purpose. Please see more details in Help → API Reference → Layout-Related Objects → Block.

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  vbknight

  • March 07, 2014 07:56

  I'ved tried this but still my block did not change it is still has number instead of name.

             FREngine.IBlock activeblock = imgvwr.FRPage.Layout.Blocks[e.blockIndex];
  
               //change color
              if (activeblock.Type == FREngine.BlockTypeEnum.BT_Text)
              {
                  activeblock.Name = "SampleBlockName";
                  imageViewer.Invalidate(true);
  
              }
  

  // or this

  FREngine.IBlock activeblock = imgvwr.FRPage.Layout.Blocks[e.blockIndex];

               //change color
              if (activeblock.Type == FREngine.BlockTypeEnum.BT_Text)
              {
                  a  activeblock.set_UserProperty(Name, "RealEstate");
                  imageViewer.Invalidate(true);
              }
  

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  SDK_support

  • March 11, 2014 19:44

  To be able to change the block name, please try to use property IBlock::Description (Help → API Reference → Layout-Related Objects → Block). This property enables to set any text instead of block number, also you can set an empty string. You may set this property to “null” in case you need to return displaying of block number. Please see the sample code in C#:

  private void testButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) {

  FREngine.IBlock block = Document.Pages[0].Layout.VisualBlocks[0];

  block.set_UserProperty("VisualComponents.BlockDescription", "My Text");`    
  block.set_UserProperty("VisualComponents.BlockDescription", "");`
  

  block.set_UserProperty("VisualComponents.BlockDescription", null);

  }

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