I have developed a SSRS report, executed in English environment using website. Works fine. User change language to French using a link on site. Runs report. In report viewer, language is retrieved from current culture settings which is now French.
When report runs, everything appears in French but "View Report" button on Parameter selection criteria panel, appears in English which is suppose to be in French as well. Have no idea from where this English text coming and not translated in French? Is there any hidden property or environment that also needs to be change? please suggest.
If your browser language setting is set to English Reporting Services will use that language for:
Report Manager
Report Viewer toolbar
My Reports folder name
Localized elements of the report server folder hierarchy and report
server content types, when the Report Server Web service is accessed
through a browser window.
View report button caption is determined by client browser settings.
Let me know if this helps you.
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We have a 3-rd party (like a portal) hosting our SSRS Report Viewer inside an iFrame. The source of the iFrame is an ASP.NET web form page with the Report Viewer control. We pass the credentials to the Report Viewer from the code behind and everything works fine. Reports render in the viewer and the aspx page is running on an HTTPS site.
The report developer placed a hyperlink on a report that opens an non-HTTP url to the Report Sever that is supposed to download an Excel file. But the Report Server is behind a DMZ (actually running as a Windows Service and not IIS) and prompts users for credentials and only downloads the Excel file when the Report Server credentials (same ones used by the Report Viewer) are entered. This sounds like a double-hop issue.
Anybody trying to browse to the URL manually also get a prompt until they are authenticated because the SSRS is not in our domain.
TL;DR;
Is there anyway to pass the credentials of the Report Server from within a hyperlink inside the Report Viewer?
Functions as designed. Reports Developer did not really understand implementation details and found a work around.
I am new to SSRS reporting and I have a requirement described below:
I have Sales report created and each of the product has a link to go to another report which has product details. This works perfectly when deployed and viewed as html. But when the parent report is exported to pdf, the link to product does not work nor the link is highlighted.
Is there any configurations or setting to be done so I can view the product details from exported pdf report? Viewing the product details from the link can be using the browser. I just want to enable the html to next report on pdf.
It sounds like you are currently using a Go to report action to drillthrough to your product details report. If that's correct, drillthrough links are not supported in PDF rendering, however you can switch your action to Go to URL and build a hyperlink to the report on your report server. Your URL expression would then look something like the following:
="http://MyServer/ReportServer/?%2fMyFolder%2fProductDetailsReport&rs:Command=Render&MyParameter=" & Fields!ProductID.Value
Here are a couple links on building SSRS URLs:
MSDN URL Access
MSSQL Tips article on passing parameters in URLs
Is there a way to develop a SSRS report with a link which opens an attachment(PDF,DOC,DWG,JPEG etc) which is stored in the server database.
The action tab in the text box properties is probably going to be the most helpful to you. In there you can have it go to another report which could contain the document you want or if you have it stored in some URL, that works as well. The action happens when they click on the text box.
My company is using SSRS 2008 for reporting services and there are 100's of different reports in it. After using SSRS 2008 for some charts we decided to to no use SSRS for charting and decided to use an open source javascript library to display charts. The main reason was to have some interactive charts!
I have now done a few charts in this open source library which itself is a asp.net webapp and have deployed it. I am wondering is there a way to add "links" to SSRS 2008 so when they are clicked user is redirected to this charts application. The main reason is to have one single area where employees will go for reports and charts.
I was thinking of creating an empty RDL file and on some 'onload' event just do a redirect but I have been unable to find if these reports fire any events!
Is there any other way to achieve it?
Right-click on the field you want to direct to your charting system, click Text Box Properties... and click Action. You want the Go to URL option, which you can use to enter a URL to redirect to.
Note that you can use expressions here to assist in going to the right chart, for example:
="http://mycharts/regionchart?Id=" & Fields!Region.Value
I have what seems like a very simple problem. We have built a project with 3 reports using SSRS (SQL Server Reporting Services) 2012. One main report and 2 drill-down reports that are called from the main project. Something like this:
Main Report
Details 1
Details 2
When Details 1 or Details 2 are called with the necessary parameters from the Main Report, everything works correctly. The problem is the when I go to the Web Service URL which is where the reports are published, the users see the 2 drill-down reports that are not relevant when run by themselves. What I need to try to do is hide the Details 1 and Details 2 from the Web Service URL so that they don't show up. I can't figure out how/where to do that.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
George
The Web services URL is also known as the Reporting Services Interface and usually has an address similar to http://servername/reportserver/. This interface is not intended for user access. You can't hide reports in this interface.
The Report Manager, default URL of http://server/reports/, is intended for user access. In the properties for reports, data sources, and folders you will find a check box labelled "Hide in tile view." This is as close as you can get to what you are describing without building your own front end.