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Reports
This section describes how to generate reports from the scan results.
Template-based reports
The Template Based tab of the Create Report dialog box enables you to create reports in Microsoft® Word DOC and DOCX formats, with exactly the data you want, and the document formatting you define.
Creating a custom report template
You can use field codes for defining your own custom reports to generate in MS Word.
Repeaters and fields

Reports
This section describes how to generate reports from the scan results.
- Report overview
- Security reports
  The Security report provides information about security issues discovered, and you can choose from a variety of templates depending on the type of content you need.
- Industry Standard and Compliance reports
  Industry Standards reports let you know if your application complies with standards of a selected industry committee; Regulatory Compliance reports let you know if your application complies with specific regulations or legal standards.
- Delta Analysis reports
  The Delta Analysis report compares two sets of scan results and shows the difference in URLs and/or security issues that were discovered in them.
- Template-based reports
  The Template Based tab of the Create Report dialog box enables you to create reports in Microsoft® Word DOC and DOCX formats, with exactly the data you want, and the document formatting you define.
  - Creating a custom report template
    You can use field codes for defining your own custom reports to generate in MS Word.
    - Introduction to "merge fields"
    - Custom template tutorial
      This section describes how to make a simple custom template.
    - Tag hierarchy
    - Repeaters and fields
    - Field filters
  - Importing a custom template

Repeaters and fields

Within each repeater (loop) there must be one or more plain fields, that will be the data input to the loop. (For example, within the Variant loop you could put the VariantDifference field, which will show the difference between the variant and the original for each variant in the loop.) By default, the Index field is added within each repeater, but you can delete it, or add additional fields (as in the tutorial).

Repeaters and Fields Example:

<<AS:IssueTypeRepeaterStart>>       [Start looping through issue types]

  <<AS:IssueTypeRepeaterIndex>>     [For each type list index (e.g. 3/24) and name]
  <<AS:IssueTypeName>>

  <<AS:IssueRepeaterStart>>         [Start looping through individual issues]

    <<AS:IssueRepeaterIndex>>       [For each issue list index (e.g. 3/24)]

    <<AS:VariantID>>                [For each issue list ID and variants]
    <<AS:VariantTestRequest>>

  <<AS:IssueRepeaterEnd>>           [End issue repeater]

<<AS:IssueTypeRepeaterEnd>>         [End issue type repeater]