I'm curious about how the ReportViewer is rendered. I have noticed that within the MSRS10.MSSQLSERVER > Reporting Services > Report Server > Pages folder there is an aspx page called ReportViewer. I thought that might be the page that is rendering the ReportViewer. Is there an ability to modify this page in order to have more control over how the ReportViewer is rendered? Along the same path, I also see a Styles folder with the files HtmlViewer, SP_Full and SP_Small. Are these files used to render the ReportViewer?
It's alot of questions you are asking here.
Indeed the reportserver uses the Reportviewer to render the reports, more information on this can be found here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms251771(VS.90).aspx
On the reportserver there are several configuration files which alter the rendering, configuration, security etc.. see this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155866.aspx
As for the stylesheets: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345247.aspx
I hope this helps!
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I'm using mediawiki 1.26.3 as knowledge repository with standard configuration and installed the Visual Editor Extension
Some pages of my wiki are builded dynamically merging the contents of others pages using the Transclusion syntax
{{:pagename}}
(inclusion of the content of a document into another document by reference)
Follow a piece of the pages inclusions code
{{:Server_Wrk}}
{{:Client_ Wrk}}
{{:GUI_Wrk}}
{{:Compoments_Wrk}}
In this manner I've the contents from some source pages that are merged in a result page showed to the user
But, if I do some change in one of the source page, the result page contents are not properly updated until I open in edit mode the result page, do a insignificant change (eg. adding a blank space somewhere) and save the result page.
As brower I'm using Firefox and to avoid the browser cache involvement I've do many times
CTRL + F5
I've edited all the pages using the default editor avoiding possible interaction with the Visual Editor extension
Some one can help me ?
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I've disabled the Visual Editor extension: the problem still remain
I've also tested this type of page in a previous installation of our wiki based on the mediawiki version 1.19.8and this behaviour do not happens
Thanks to the answer provided by Ciencia Al Poder in this page I've solved.
For this kind of issue refer to the Job_queue page
We are using a web application in html5 and I want to integrate the developed ssrs reports into it. I want to create a report viewer for displaying the reports in my web application. I do not want to use .aspx page or any mvc page. I want the report viewer in html5.
Thanks in advance
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds to me as if you are requesting that Microsoft add a .NET library or some "embeddable control" that you can put into an html5 project. Currently, I do not believe that there is a control for displaying the reports in html5 as you are requesting. You must use a work around as suggested by Coder of Code.
You can also look to these threads which basically say the same thing:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/forums/sqlserver/en-US/7613447b-3590-4494-a94a-498af49f85dc/does-ssrs-2012-support-html5-and-dynamic-position
If you are just trying to show the HTML render of a report and you want it to look like a native object to the application without any parameters or toolbar, then you could call the URL for the report directly and include "&rc:Toolbar=false" in the URL. This will hide the toolbar for the Report Viewer control. This method is described under the URL Access Parameter Reference msdn article. Not exactly what you asked for, but it may achieve the purpose.
You can use the Reporting server's URL for your report as it returns the data in the HTML format and show that that in the IFrame in HTML. I never did it but this approach can work by setting the Iframes URL as the reporting servers URL which will be something like this,
http://ServerName/ReportServer?%2fSome+Folder%2fSome+Report+Name&rs:Command=Render&rc:Toolbar=false&rc:HTMLFragment=true
I want to customize my Jenkins report view with HTML report. I can publish HTML report using HTML Publisher plugin, but this is navigating to HTML page in full window. Instead of that, I want to generate the HTML report view inside the Jenkins dashboard where testing results or graph is displayed.
Can anyone suggest how to publish my HTML page inside Jenkins dashboard, like testing results and test trend graph which are embedded on Jenkins page? If any plugins available or else any modifications in configuration of Jenkins.
You can try HTML Publisher Plugin but there is also a useful plugin called DocLinks which allows you to publish your documents that are created in the build steps as links on the project page. Other ones are Doxygen and Cucumber.
If you have installed Dashboard view plugin,then:
1.Go to Edit view
2.Select "Iframe portlate" and add path of your html file.
3.Click apply.
See your dashboard.It shows HTML reports there
You can use The Rich Text Publisher Plugin which supports Atlassian Confluence, WikiText and HTML
I want to use my existing static HTML page as the sharepoint page(AS IS without any changes in look and feel). Is there a possibility and if so how....as I see from sharepoint to create pages it only shows me 2 options "Basic Page" and "Web Part Page" which both has a .aspx page. Can someone point me to the correct implementation.
Upload your html page in pages library and change your web application settings to permissive. That will do the trick.
-- Edit --
Go to Central Admin > Web Application management > choose your web application
Click on general settings and go to section that says Browser File Handling. By default it is set to Strict, make it Permission and save the change.
I hope this will help you correctly update the settings.
I'm trying to create heat map on bing maps ajax control using some data from CRM database. For that I created web resource and uploaded it to CRM. I set up button which when clicked open my web resource (.html) with heat maps. Because I'm using BingMaps Ajax v7 control and HTML5 canvas for displaying generated heatmap (as image) I need to have Doctype declaration on my web resource. But everytime when I put that in my html page, while uploading it to CRM (or editing), CRM just delete my Doctype and then I only have
<html>
<head>
...
</head>
</body>
...
</body>
</html>
Heat map is working great because I tested it on my local machine (outside CRM). Using IE Dev tools I'm getting error that getContext() method is not found... So, my guess is that I'm missing doctype which CRM deletes every time when I edit or upload web resource. So my question is how to successfully show HTML5 content in Microsoft Dynamics CRM using Web resource (plain .HTML file). I don't need to have that web resource in CRM form page... When I click map button, web resources need to be opened in separate browser page.....
Thank you in advance!
SOLUTION
If you ever hit this like me, don't use CRM TextEditor because he is removing Doctype tag when you edit your resource using him..
Solution is to edit your web resource on your local machine using your personal text editor and upload it again in CRM. And in this case Doctype tag will be there..