How to hide parameters/grouping panels in design mod. Or in other words uncheck these menu options so panels hidden when a report opened in design mode. Every time I open any report, it opens parameters and grouping panels as well. There must be any option not to open these panels by default with every report opened. I am tired and found nothing on web. Please let me know.
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Right-Click on a blank part of your report, then View -> Parameters
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I have a very simple SSRS report with a table control that expands/collapses a details group. After deployment, when the report is rendered in ReportManager in Internet Explorer, the report will allow one mouse click, but any further mouse clicks do nothing.
For example, you can click to expand the Details group of the table. But then clicking to collapse the group does not work. Clicking to sort by a column does nothing, clicking the link to a subreport does nothing, even clicking on the report scroll bar to see the bottom of the page does nothing. If any of these mouse clicks were attempted immediately after the report is rendered (i.e. if it is the first mouse click), then they work. After the first mouse click, no further mouse click do anything.
This is obviously a major problem - we cannot put the reports into production in this state.
I have found that if I click the button which shows or hides the report parameters pane, then the report will then allow further mouse clicks. While this is a work-around for development, it will be unacceptable for the users to have to do this.
Any advice on how to solve this would be welcome.
This is on SSRS 2012 with Internet Explorer 11.
I have an Access 2010 application that has a default form. I do not want users to see or to be able to unhide the navigation pane. I tried unchecking the display navigation pane option in the current project options but its still there. I don't want the pane to be minimized (that is, pushed off to the left). I want it completely gone. I know it's possible because I have seen an application where the navigation pane is not there at all but I don't know how the developer did it. I do not think it was done using VBA. Ideas?
Thanks,
Taffy
You can hide the navigation pane using the current database options and unchecking the 'Display Navigation Pane'. You'll need to re-start the database for this to take effect.
If the bar is still displaying then there is something happening with your start up form.
Try creating a completely new database file with a single blank form and set this form to be the startup display form and uncheck the navigation pane to verify that this method works. Then check your main application to see what is different.
Changing the database option should hide the navigation pane, but if it doesn't, you could try the following code:
Function HideNavigationPane()
DoCmd.SelectObject acTable, "TableName", True
DoCmd.RunCommand acCmdWindowHide
End Function
Replace "TableName" with the name of one of your tables, and that should hide the navigation pane.
in my MS Access 2013 application, I am using a Navigation Form as a top layer to connect all my subforms.
How do I stop Access from requerying the subforms whenever I change tabs (forms) ?!
(Basically I just want to use the navigation tabs as a way switch the other forms that remain open but hidden)
This seems like a basic feature that i cant't seem to figure out.
Thank you in advance!
Unlike Tabs, NavigationForms has a menu and a subform control where your "target forms" will be "loaded". So every time when you click a navigation button, your target form will be "loaded/opened" into the subform control.
It means you are not re-querying your forms but unloading and loading.
for your purpose you might well use the normal Tabs.
Is it possible to disable links in the Ax 2012 report viewer? An example is the PO receipts list report, which has the item numbers as links to the item's details. In Ax4 there was a button to toggle the links on/off.
I don't think there is a way to disable the links from the report viewer, but you can turn them off from the SSRS design.
Open the design, find the text box with the hyperlink you don't want, right click it and go to "Text Box Properties...". Open the Action tab and select the "None" radio button under "Enable as a hyperlink:". Once you rebuild and redeploy the report the hyperlinks will not show up for those text boxes.
is it possible to add a button to the SSRS toolbar?
Currently on the toolbar you see export, the refresh and the print button. I would like to add a button that will link to a new page.
Is this possible?
There is no method to add your own buttons to the toolbar itself. You can, however, enable the Page Navigation buttons that allow the user to go back/forward or jump to a specific page.