reportviewer control with asp.net session expired

I embed a report viewer control into a sharepoint web part to generate a
report.
it works very well in firefox. but once open it in IE6, the error message
will be:
ASP.NET sesison has expired.
I got a solution from internet, it says set "AsyncRendering = False".
it will generate the report once without any images appeared if report has
some images. and if I click the link in the report, the same error message
appears:
ASP.NET sesison has expired.
how can I get it fixed? any ideas would be very appericiated!As a compliment:
if I open the sharepoint page in local server, everything works fine.
so what's on hell the problem?
"dongwang" wrote:
> I embed a report viewer control into a sharepoint web part to generate a
> report.
> it works very well in firefox. but once open it in IE6, the error message
> will be:
> ASP.NET sesison has expired.
> I got a solution from internet, it says set "AsyncRendering = False".
> it will generate the report once without any images appeared if report has
> some images. and if I click the link in the report, the same error message
> appears:
> ASP.NET sesison has expired.
> how can I get it fixed? any ideas would be very appericiated!
>|||got solved. but not sure what's happening.
there is a dash in the server name. after geting rid of the dash or using IP
address, it works fine.
"dongwang" wrote:
> As a compliment:
> if I open the sharepoint page in local server, everything works fine.
> so what's on hell the problem?
> "dongwang" wrote:
> > I embed a report viewer control into a sharepoint web part to generate a
> > report.
> > it works very well in firefox. but once open it in IE6, the error message
> > will be:
> >
> > ASP.NET sesison has expired.
> >
> > I got a solution from internet, it says set "AsyncRendering = False".
> > it will generate the report once without any images appeared if report has
> > some images. and if I click the link in the report, the same error message
> > appears:
> > ASP.NET sesison has expired.
> >
> > how can I get it fixed? any ideas would be very appericiated!
> >sql

ReportViewer and Firefox

Running into a weird problem and wanted to see if anyone else had run into it before. I developed a simple web application using the ReportViewer component with an rdlc report. When I run the project through the development web server in VS, everything looks ok in both Firefox and IE 7. I then deployed the app to a test IIS 6 machine. Looks ok in IE 7, but in Firefox (2.0.0.6, the same one I viewed the test with), the data is all compressed to the left and isn't really readable. Exporting the report (PDF or Excel) looks fine. Anyone have any ideas?

I've run into the same problem.

FireFox seems to have issues with all the nesting in the table structure. I've seen a post about adding a blank textbox in the header set to the width of the report as a fix, haven't had a chance to try it out yet......

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Well, the weird thing, like I said, is that the same application on the dev server in VS 2005 runs just fine in Firefox. It's just when it goes to a test "production" IIS 6 box that it starts acting weird.

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Found this post, have to try it out later....

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=83322&SiteID=1

Burl

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Setting the page header to can't shrink or grow seems to have worked for me. Still strange that it doesn't show problems in both instances.

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Hi!

Have you seen this link?:http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms156511.aspx

Cheers,

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.