ReportViewer does not render a horizontal scrollbar in IE7

ReportViewer scrollbars are not rendered correctly in IE7. The Vertical
scrollbar can be recovered and the bottom part of the report can be viewed if
you add the folowing to your page:
string userAgent = Request.ServerVariables.Get("HTTP_USER_AGENT");
if(userAgent.Contains("MSIE 7.0"))
vwrReports.Attributes.Add("style", "margin-bottom: 30px;");
But the horizontal scrollbar is not visible at all and part of the report
can not be viewed.There are 3 solutions:
1. 30px might not be enough, adjust it depending on your page content and
size.
2. Use vwrReports.Attributes.Add("style", "overflow:auto;");
3. Downgrade the ReportViewer control from its earliest version with ns:
Microsoft.Samples.ReportingServices.
Good luck.
"Lance.Wulfers" wrote:
> ReportViewer scrollbars are not rendered correctly in IE7. The Vertical
> scrollbar can be recovered and the bottom part of the report can be viewed if
> you add the folowing to your page:
> string userAgent = Request.ServerVariables.Get("HTTP_USER_AGENT");
> if(userAgent.Contains("MSIE 7.0"))
> vwrReports.Attributes.Add("style", "margin-bottom: 30px;");
> But the horizontal scrollbar is not visible at all and part of the report
> can not be viewed.

ReportViewer - problems with deploying

I have a web application that was written in Visual Studio 2005, ASP.Net. I am using ReportViewer and it runs correctly and quickly in "local" setting. I have installed the ReportViewer.exe from my local machine's harddrive onto the web server and copied my web application to the web server. The aspx page opens fine, I see the reportviewer frame, but I do not see my report. I have tried changing the "ServerReport" and "LocalReport" ReportPath to "http://localhost/test" where the RDLC file is located but still no report shows up on the web server.

Could someone please instruct me how to deploy an ASP.Net web site that is using ReportViewer? I have installed, uninstalled and reinstalled the ReportViewer.exe file. I have downloaded it directly from Microsoft and restarted IIS, as I have seen in other posts. I am running out of options that I can try to get this to work, and I'd hate to have to scrap it and start over using tables and repeaters.

Thanks in advance.

Hi,

From your description, it seems that you want to connect to your report which existed on your remote web server, right?

To deploy reports in an Internet application, you can embed the ReportViewer Web server control in a custom Internet-ready application that you create and deploy. The ReportViewer Web server control is included in Visual Studio 2005 and can be distributed freely with your application. You can configure the control to display reports that run on a report server. The connection between your application and the report server is handled by the control, through the Web service programming interface. All authentication and authorization is handled by your application, which connects to the report server through a single, user-trusted connection.

For more information see:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms159272.aspx
More information on deploying see:http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms159868.aspx

Thanks.

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Reports Services will not work with SharePoint 2003 and SQL Server 2005

We have installed SharePoint Portal Server 2003 (it is working correctly) and SQL Server 2005 (it is working correctly) on a single virtual machine.

If I enter "http://ComputerName/reports" to display the Report Manager we get the following error:

(yes, I did put in our computer name in the appropriate location)

Parser Error Message: An error occured loading a configuration file: Access to the path 'c:\inetpub\www\root\web.config' is denied.

Is this a permissions issue, a configuration issue, or something else?

Any suggestions for resolving this would be appreciated.

We have found the cause for this. It was a corrupted installation.

Reports Services will not work with SharePoint 2003 and SQL Server 2005

We have installed SharePoint Portal Server 2003 (it is working correctly) and SQL Server 2005 (it is working correctly) on a single virtual machine.

If I enter "http://ComputerName/reports" to display the Report Manager we get the following error:

(yes, I did put in our computer name in the appropriate location)

Parser Error Message: An error occured loading a configuration file: Access to the path 'c:\inetpub\www\root\web.config' is denied.

Is this a permissions issue, a configuration issue, or something else?

Any suggestions for resolving this would be appreciated.

We have found the cause for this. It was a corrupted installation.

Reports rendered bad in Firefox...

Because of some peculiar way of using CSS, the reports aren't rendered correctly in Firefox. I've tryed specifying different rendering options (html 4 for instance) but it didn't help. What are my options on this? I could use Webservices (SOAP) and wrap SSRS in a proxy, but I'd have to parse reports and extract the data and build my own presentation layer. This way I'd be missing half of the SSRS functionality. Any ideas?You also loose features in Firefox and besides the numerous display bugs, their is also a Session TimeOut bug. Essentially SQL reports is IE only.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms156511.aspx

The following features are not supported in third-party browsers:

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Indeed. We have now ditched Ms Server completely and looking for alternatives. Too hard to integrate with anything.

ReportItems in Page Footer

I have several text boxes in the page footer of my report, which reference
various ReportItems. The values are displayed correctly when previewing the
report. However, when I print the report the values are not printed. All of
the other textboxes which contain static information is printing correctly,
so it has something to do with the ReportItems.
Has anyone seen this problem before?Rendering extensions treat report items in the header and footer
differently. The HTML rendering extension seems to have no problem at all
with exposing values in textboxes that somehow reference values in a
dataset. I've had similar problems with PDF rendered reports where the data
showed up in the HTML rendered report but didn't show up in the PDF rendered
version. As a rule, stay away from placing databound data in the header or
footer. You can work around this through diligent use of rectangles and
repeating sections in the body of the report.
-Tim
"Jen Torres" <Jen Torres@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I have several text boxes in the page footer of my report, which reference
> various ReportItems. The values are displayed correctly when previewing
> the
> report. However, when I print the report the values are not printed. All
> of
> the other textboxes which contain static information is printing
> correctly,
> so it has something to do with the ReportItems.
> Has anyone seen this problem before?