I have created a report and uploaded it in Report manager in SSRS. I have a asp.net web page where I have a hyperlink that has the URL to open the report in the report server. Now when the report opens user can see the report path on the breadcrumb. My question is how to hide that? My hyperlink is
/ReportsDev/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fCFM%2fCurrentGeneralLedger%2fInterestCharges')">
I have tried &rv:Toolbar=false after the link but didn't work.
I cannot change style as suggested in a link by going
:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS10_50.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ ReportManager as I don't have permission.
Any suggestion will be helpful!
what i do to hide breadcrumb is
instead of going to (default site)
http://servername/Reports/Pages/Folder.aspx
and then navigating to the report
i go to
http://servername/ReportServer
I have been trying to find the same answer and realised the below.
Considering the link:
http://servername/Reports/Pages/Report.aspx
If in the above scenario "Reports" is named something else for e.g. "Reports_foobar" then the equivalent for report viewer would be "ReportServer_foobar" as below:
Report aspx:
http://servername/Reports_foobar/Pages/Report.aspx
ReportViewer aspx:
http://servername/ReportServer_foobar/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx
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I'm using Report Builder 3.0, SQL Server 2014 Express version, IE 11. We use HTML format for the reports.
I'm looking for a way to add a page navigation for a report. If a report has more than one page there is a page navigation in the Report Builder 'Preview' mode, but there is no such option in a browser.
Please advise how to add a page navigation.
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Thanks,
Inna
GO To URL is used for SSRS Drill through and it is adding target=_top automatically which makes url to open in new window. My requirement is to open the url in same window (target=_self). I am thinking target=_top is added in server level or in some configuration level.Can you please help to identify the spot on where the change the target attribute which is added automatically.
Thanks for your help.
Issue is fixed. Added the below in the end of the given open url
&rc:LinkTarget=_self&rc:Parameters=false"
Adding to the querystring is not an option for me because I need the link to communicate with a parent frame and open another framed "virtual tab". The following works for me with SSRS 2019.
Modify
\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server Reporting Services\SSRS\ReportServer\Pages\ReportViewer.aspx
And change the RS tag from:
<RS:ReportViewerHost ID="ReportViewerControl" runat="server"/>
to
<RS:ReportViewerHost ID="ReportViewerControl" runat="server" HyperlinkTarget ="_self"/>
What is the best approach for creating a "3 section" (left, right, center) report footer in SSRS 2005?
I'm putting the report ID and version number in the bottom left hand corner- the print (current) date/time in the center and page x of y on the right.
Currently I simply place three overlapping text boxes with different alignment but I get warnings: [rsOverlappingReportItems] The textbox ‘textbox28’ and the textbox ‘textbox19’ overlap. Overlapping report items are not supported in all renderers.
What would a better way of doing this be?
Can I then modify the default template or add to the wizard so my new reports all include this?
With this I'm answering the following part of your question:
Can I then modify the default template or add to the wizard so my new
reports all include this?
You actually can modify the default template. The default template is actually just a simple report, a .rdl file. It's located in C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies\ProjectItems\ReportProject\
So what you need to do is create a report that will be your template, then replace the content of the Report.rdl with the content of your template report. You can right-click the report in Solution Explorer and select View Code to copy the content to clipboard (or use any text editor).
Alternatively, you can leave the default report.rdl as is, and add an additional .rdl in that folder which will serve as your template. Any .rdl added in that folder will appear when you do Add > New Item in Solution Explorer.
(For SSRS 2008, the path above would be: C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\PrivateAssemblies\ProjectItems\ReportProject)
As #Valentino said we can modify the default template globally or you can follow this procedure for modifying locally.
You can acheive this by.
create a report with what you need by default like having the Report header and Report Footer with the 3 textboxes and alignment and content in report footer textboxes and page margins if needed. Assume this as the template for all the reports.
Next in the solution explorer when you want to create the new report then right click on the report you created as the template and press copy. Click on the solution explorer area and press ctrl+v. This will create a copy of the report template.
Rename it and use it.
I've read rumors that with the Report Viewer component of Visual Studio 2010 Professional, it is possible to render HTML from the database into a report. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to find definite information online and I'd rather not buy the upgrade just to try it out.
Can anyone confirm or deny that this feature exists, preferably by citing a credible source (such as the VS 2010 documentation)?
(EDIT) Clarification: I'm talking about Visual Studio, not SQL Server. I know that SSRS 2008 and SSRS 2010 support rendering HTML. I also know that Visual Studio and SQL Server use the same libraries for rendering reports. That's why I think that it might be possible to render HTML in Visual Studio 2010 client-side ("local processing") RDLC reports. I just want someone to confirm this: Can I render HTML using the ReportViewer component of Visual Studio 2010?
You can render subsets of HTML in a VS2010 Report Viewer by editing the Place Holder properties under "General" on the L/H side of the properties window. This will work in .RDLC or .RDL file.
According to your comment above:
#Alison: The problem is quite simple: If I display a field containing HTML in a report, this field shows the HTML source instead of the rendered content. Your statement that rdlc s in VS2008 Professional support HTML rendering surprises me. As far as I know, this is not the case (see, for example, stackoverflow.com/questions/2172105). Can you give more information on how you think it is possible to display rendered HTML in a VS2008 report (note that I am talking about rdlc reports, not Crystal reports)?
Create a placeholder, or select one that may already be in a grid for example. Right Click and select Placeholder Properties. General should be selected by default, look under Markup Type, select the "HTML - Interpret HTML tags as styles" radio button. This will cause the control to render a subset of HTML.
Clarification: This works for .RDLC files created with VS2010 and its Report Viewer.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc645967.aspx
Yes, you can Render html in Visual Studio 2010 Professional. Only you need to do is double click on text field that you want to render, It will open Placeholder Properties window, By default General tab will be selected on the left top corner, if it is not selected , Please select General tab, there you will see radio button option:Html-Interpret HTML tags as style, Please select that option and click ok, that should work.
I am using SQL 2005 reporting services (SSRS) with the web report viewer control. It is showing the report inside an IFRAME on the web page. If I implement a drill down functionality, by attaching a URL action to a chart elements, the navigation will happen only inside the IFRAME. I know how to set the target frame for navigation on a normal HTML page. But in the report definition (RDL) I can't find any property to select the target frame.
Any solution or workaround?
hmm it appparently didnt post my last reply. You might try adding the rc:LinkTarget querystring parameter to the IFRAME src. I use "&rc:LinkTarget=_blank" on some charts displayed in an IFRAME and they open the full report correctly.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188712.aspx
I don't believe that the RDL has that option built in. Try adding it as a connect item and see if they will add it to a future version of SQL Server.
If you override the HTML Render method, and pass some DeviceInfo parameters, you can accomplish this.
Take a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155395.aspx
There is a LinkTarget property that would handle this.