A Reportviewer Control Bug To Display Unicode?
Jul 4, 2010A reportviewer control bug to display unicode?
View 2 RepliesA reportviewer control bug to display unicode?
View 2 RepliesI realise this is a fairly common question, but I have read this forum, and many other sources - and simply cannot resolve this.I have a website - www.domain.com, hosted by ASPHostCentral. Reporting Services is on my account.service web service URLThe report manager URL is http://ssrs.domain.com/reportsmanager My reports and connection live in a folder called "Matthew McNally".ASPHostCentral setup a user and password, and I can visit both of those sites, enter the username and password, and view the sites. I can upload a test report, and view it in both sites.I cannot get a web page with a reportviewer control on it to display the report - due to the 401 error message.
Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic
Imports Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms
Imports System.Security.Principal
Public Class ReportsServerCredentials
Public NotInheritable Class ReportServerCredentials
Implements IReportServerCredentials
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I'm using the FileUpload server control to upload a HTML document previously saved(as webpage; filtered) from MS Word. The charset is windows-1252.The document has smart quotation marks(curly) as well as regular quotes. It also has some blank spaces(apparently) that when looked deeply are characters other than the normal TAB or SPACE.When capturing the file content in a StreamReader, those special characters are translated to question marks. I assume its because the default encoidng is UTF-8 and the file is Unicode.
I went ahead and created the StreamReader using Unicode encoding, then replacing all the unwanted characters with the correct ones(code that I actually found in stackoverflow). This seems to work....just that I cant convert the string back to UTF-8 to display it in a asp:literal.
The code is there, its supposed to work....but the output(ConvertToASCII) is unreadable.Please look below:
protected void btnUpload_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
StreamReader sreader;
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Also, as I said before, there are some more "transparent" characters that seem to correspond to where the word doc has numbering indentation that I have no idea how to capture their unicode value to replace them....so if you have any tips,
I am new to this sql reporting service. But anyhow by surfing I am able to bind the report but i was stuck in image display.Anyways, i also managed that. But the real problem is whenever i was keeping a image control in rdlc report i was having session prob. If i remove the image control then as usual report works fine.either for session problem or for image display. I am keeping the image name in database but for binding the rdlc report i am using a store procedure which return the path (static) concating with the image name(kept in database).
View 3 RepliesI try to use a reportviewer for a localreport. The page ran without error but the ReportViewer didn't display, not even the control itself. To verify I did get the data from the SQL server, I bind the same datatable to a gridview on the same page at the same time. The gridview displays the data without any problem and the reportviewer is just a blank area.
View 2 RepliesI'm repeating my question because the prior one under this topic was lost.
I want to use MicrosoftReportViewer for Web Forms so that the DataSource be set programmatically. There is some sample code on the Internet for Windows Forms but I haven't found anything for Web Forms. For example, here is some code I've tried to use. It gives no errors but nothing is displayed.
How should I modify the code to display a table in the ReportViewer?
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Starting to look into an web app thet uses the ReportViewer to display SSRS reports. This is for SSRS 2008. What would be the best way to go about the follwoing: The reports are sales reports so only ceratin people will get to see certain reports.
1: If a user opens a report which they can see and that report has a subreport which they can't, will the subreport still be viewable?
2: If the webapp will be used by many different people internally and eventually by outside people, what is the best security startegy to use, just plain ServerReportCredentials passing, or something else?
I am currently working on an applicaiton that will use the ReportViewer to display reports in an aspx form.
I have mostly done RDL files but was considering using RDLC this time. With over a dozen reports I will be using stored procedures or inline queries for the datasource.
The problem I am having is that if I use RDLC, I do not know how I can getting around having to do "IF" checks for assigning the proper datasource to the ReportViewer's LocalReport.DataSource.
With the RDL file I do not have that problem since it uses the Procedure created in the report.
Is there a way to dynamically choose the proper datasource for a class of different methods for different reports or is this simply a limitation in using RDLC over RDLS ?
It seems that the RDL development environment is easier from that standpoint.
I have a database with a Referrals table connected to a Facilities lookup table. I'd like to create a report using ReportViewer in my asp.net web application that shows the number of referrals for each month in a given date range for each Facility. So the report would look like (for the date range 1/1/2010 - 4/30/2010):
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When using the Telerik ReportViewer control from inside a user control, the control bar (bar with navigation & exports buttons etc) doesn't appear to display correctly. Only the navigation buttons appear in the control bar itself. The other buttons (Export, Refresh, Print, & Close Parameters) all appear below the control bar, each on a new line.
If I do the exact same in a normal page (rather than user contorl), it appears fine.
P.S. I'm using IE 7 and the Telerik 2009 Q3 ASP.NET AJAX suite.
I have a Reportviewer with Objectdatasource as default datasource.
However I want the report to have a datasource with parameter depending on the label.text value so sqldatasource is ideal for this. However I dunno how to set the reportviewer datasource as sqldatasource control.
i have installed sql server 2008 with reporting service and visual studio 2008 and business intelligence when i create a new project asp.net web site, i need to use some report, so i add the control reportivewer in my page and in the property windows when i have to set the destination report, i am unable to set it, in the dropdown list does not compares nothinghow can i do?
View 2 Repliesi want to use reportviewer web control in my web site,so add assembleis in my bin root(Microsoft.ReportViewer.Common.dll,Microsoft.ReportViewer.WebForms.dll,Microsoft.ReportingServices.ProcessingObjectModel.dll)
and add xml tags in my web.config,in localhost all thing is right but when in upload web on my server and want to view reports i have this error:System.Security.SecurityException: That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers.
I set trust level in web.config to "full",medium,high and etc but my problem didnt solve.
I have a reportviewer (Microsoft.ReportViewer.WebForms) control on my page. All my reports use one data source. I want to be able to let my reports run on a different database when started from my UAT enviroment. So the location of the reports is the same, but the data comes from a different db. I cannot seem to find how this is done, is it even possible?
EDIT: They are server reports on SQL Server . I know you can set the dataset programmaticaly but I just want the reports to point to a different db and leave the rest of the report intact.
How can I use a web service (WCF) as the data source for a reportviewer . I create web application in that i want use .rdlc ( dont want .rdl) so i write wcf service . How to link wcf service into reportviewer to display data in rdlc.
View 1 RepliesWe are using ASP.NET ReportViewer Control to render rdl files. In the rdl files we have set the font to "Century Gothic" and in preview mode it renders the fonts nicely. However - when it gets rendered on browser we see the fonts defaulted to "Times New Roman".
I tried couple of things without success:
1. Setting the font family of the page ()
2. Setting the FontNames of the ReportViewer control
One more thing is I don't see Century Gothic in the list of available fonts in the HTML Editor inside Visual Studio 2010. Do I need to add them somewhere?
We are using the ReportViewer control to display SSRS reports in our ASP.NET application. On pages where we use the ReportViewer control the session does not time out. The reason for this is the ReportViewer control emits a "setTimeOut" javascript function which reads the Session timeout value from the web.config and pings the server 1 minute before the configured value. For example, if the session timeout value is 5 minutes, the ReportViewer pings the server on the 4th minute. We used fidldler to verify this behavior. In aiddition, if we remove the ReportViewer control from the page, the sessions times out as expected.
We also tried using the ReportViewer control in a sample application and observed the same behaviour.
I have a ReportViewer (ver 10) that is rendering far wider than the box it's meant to display in. The problem is that the Parameters area is appearing much wider than the actual report area. If I put an "overflow: auto" in the div that contains the ReportViewer control, then I get a horizontal scrollbar at the bottom, but then in order to click the "View Report" button I have to scroll way over, thus moving the entire report.
Ideally I would like the Parameters area to stay stationary, but a horizontal scrollbar to appear on the report area so that it can be scrolled if necessary. What is the best way to go about doing this?
Here's what my control setup looks like now:
<div class="reportingFrame" style="text-align: center; width: 100%; overflow: auto">
<sam:ReportViewer ID="UiReportViewer" runat="server"
AsyncRendering="False"
ProcessingMode="Remote"
ShowExportControls="False"
ShowPrintButton="False"
ShowPromptAreaButton="False"
ShowRefreshButton="False"
SizeToReportContent="True"
Width="100%" />
</div>
Currently I'm looking at some jQuery tricks to reformat the output from the ReportViewer control into a better system
I've got a web app developed in VS 2008, using the .net 3.5 framework.Within the app I've got the reportviewer control. It's pointing to a report built in VS 2005 as my server uses SQL Server 2005, and therefore Reporting Services 2005.When I click the print button on the report viewer toolbar I get "Unable to load client print control".When I go to the report directly (http://servername/reports) and click the print button from there it works.I assume that it's to do with the versions I'm using. I do have the report viewer 2008 installed on the server.What's the best way to fix it? I'd rather not develop the app in VS 2005, but will if that's the only way.
View 6 RepliesI am attempting to create a report using the ReportViewer control in my asp.net web application. I want to use an XML data source for the report. Unfortunately, the XML we want to use as a source is nested to about 6 layers deep in certain spots and we are having a very difficult time trying to determine how to access the data in report. recommend a good tutorial about using hierarchical XML data in a ReportViewer control? All the examples we have seen use XML that is essentially only one level deep.
We have gotten as far as creating different DataSet Tables out of the different elements, and those tables are created with "_id" fields that refer the element to its immediate parent but, we can't figure out how to tie the information together in the report so you could have a report that shows a parent object, then underneath it, a list of its child objects, then the next parent, etc.
We have a table with report name and a bit column which indicates whether a report is exportable to PDF or not.
Now depending on this column value, I need to hide the PDF option from the dropdown in the reportviewer.
I tried iterating the controls on the webform to find out a dropdown but everything is rendered as div elements.
The other approach I tried is this.
Since the reportviewer is on a .aspx page, I wrote a javascript function which will pull out the value from the hidden field on the page
and hide the div element. Works fine when the page loads the first time. But if I were to change the parameters and hit 'View Report'
again, somehow the javascript function never gets called and the div never gets hidden.
Here is the code for the .aspx page.
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Is there a work around for this?
Export button does not work:
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Export button does work:
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I am getting an error : Unable to load Print control with the defalt print option of the report viewer
there is a RSClient.cab which we would need to install to get the print control running in every client but then all the clients in the organization would not have a the admin rights to install it.
Ultimately, we need to know if version 8.0 of the .net Sql ReportViewer control is compatible with IIS7 running in Integrated Pipeline Mode.Regardless of the countless forum posts and articles we've read and suggestions we've tried, we've been unable to get this combination to work.
We're in the process of upgrading our websites. We're having trouble with using the 8.0 version of the ReportViewer control with IIS 7 in Integrated mode. Below is a summary of our previous setup and what we're attempting to upgrade/change to.
Our previous setup:IIS 7 Classic Pipeline Mode.Net Framework 3.5 ReportViewer 8.0 Local Mode (control used within websites - no separate Sql Reporting Server)
Attempting to upgrade to IIS 7 Integrated Pipeline Mode.Net Framework 4.0 ReportViewer 8.0 Local Mode - NO CHANGE
Our sites are all working fine except for the use of the ReportViewer control. We're not ready to upgrade our reports to version 10.0 so we wanted to continue using version 8.0.
Since we're now using the Integrated pipeline mode of IIS7, we changed our root level web.config files of our websites to contain the handler for the report viewer in the system.webServer/handlers section instead of the system.web/httpHandlers section.We're receiving the following error when attempting to access a page that contains the ReportViewer control,
Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ReportViewerHandlerNotRegisteredException: The Report Viewer Web Control HTTP Handler has not been registered in the application's web.config file. Add <add verb="*" path="Reserved.ReportViewerWebControl.axd" type
"Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.HttpHandler,
Microsoft.ReportViewer.WebForms, Version=8.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=b03f5f7f11d50a3a" /> to the system.web/httpHandlers section of the web.config file.We can't add the handler to the system.web/httpHandlers section of the web.config file since we're running in IIS7 Integrated Pipeline Mode.
We've tried both manually modifying the web.config file to include the handler in the system.webServer/handlers section as well as adding it via IIS. Both methods produce the same result.So, is version 8.0 of the ReportViewer control not compatible with IIS7 in Integrated Pipeline Mode? If it is compatible, what are we doing wrong? If it is not compatible, is version 9.0 of the ReportViewer control compatible?Here are the pertinent sections of our web.config files:
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I have some reports that are wider than normal. I have set the report's InteractiveSize to 0in,0in, but I kept the report size to the standard 8.5,11.
When I run the report like this, the control is sized to about a third the with of the browser page width and the height is about half. Not good!
I then tried this combo: SizeToReportContent = "true" AsynchRendering="false" on the viewer and size changes but still get scroll bar.
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