I want to place a textbox over a non-background image in an rdlc report (Microsoft Reports C# .Net).
I do it in my designer and everything looks great.
I export a pdf from the ReportViewer object and it looks great.
But when I show the ReportViewer object in a form, I get a misalligned textbox. It doesn't stay over the image, but gets alligned on the right of the image.
I am posting screenshots:
ReportViewer designer in Visual Studio
ReportViewer in a form (Notice the textbox value, number 4, on the right)
PDF export
Why is the textbox misalligned in the ReportViewer and how can I fix it?
Reportviewer renders using html that doesn't allow for overlapping objects that's why it looks right in a pdf but not on the reportviewer itself.
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I create asp.net and Crystal Reports website
Arabic font not applied in crystal report viewer when but when export to PDF it appears correctly. Ho
Right Click on the required fields - Format Object - Paragraph : Reading Order Right to left
But viewer is always a bit wonky in my experience as it never presents the same info as an export.
I have a c# WPF Application that is using Telerik ReportViewer. The ReportViewer Takes an IReportDocument. The problem is I have reports that have already been rendered and I want to display them. They are being saved as PDF files. Any help would be greatly appreciated. We would like to keep the control the same because we are custom handling the email button press to display a custom view.
As it is mentioned here:
Display PDF in viewer
here:
Loading PDF file into Telerik ReportViewer
and here:
Load PDF file in Telerik ReportViewer
This is not what ReportViewer is meant for. You can pass there XML or HTML file, but not rendered PDF. You should look for another component, in order to view rendered PDF, like one, mentioned here:
How do I display a PDF directly in the browser without exporting first?
I'd like to use Crystal Reports on Visual Studio 2008 in order to generate some graphical representations (i.e : Charts). However, when i want to insert a new "Chart" object on my CR Design i find it gray like it's shown below :
What am i supposed to do then please ?
You can't have a chart in the page header, or detail sections;
a chart will only function in the report header or footer.
If you require a chart in the page header, create a subreport in the page header, and place the chart within the subreport.
How to add chart in page header of crystal reports
I'm using Microsoft Report Viewer in an ASP.Net application on the 4.0 framework. I have the report showing fine inside the webpage, but I was recently requested to hide several columns. I found out that through editing the Column Visibility by right clicking on the column in the .RLDC file would allow me to hide it, but I need to be able to show the hidden columns upon Exporting to Excel. As far as I can tell Microsoft Report Viewer exports exactly what it has shown to Excel.
Does anyone know how to access or change the columns properties upon the export to excel click event on Microsoft Report Viewer 2010?
Your best bet is to add your own export functionality.
Set ShowExportButton="False" in the ReportViewer and add a new button in your page that hides the columns and then exports the report to excel.
Is there a way to get the ReportExecutionServiceSoapClient.Render method to render the report to a reportviewer control. I have found examples to render to PDF, but not to the report viewer control.
Here is an example to render to pdf
ReportExecutionService.Render Method
If I can render to html, that is fine as well. I am busy to create a report viewer for my MVC App, that i can just point to the reporting service web service then all the reports will be available as part of my application.
Try this piece of code:
http://ikbalouch.wordpress.com/2010/04/27/calling-sql2008-reporting-server-webservice-programmaticall/
or try below:
http://geekswithblogs.net/stun/archive/2010/02/26/executing-reporting-services-web-service-from-asp-net-mvc-using-wcf-add-service-reference.aspx
For what it know, the ReportViewer control just renders their own report format, so you may either just send the report format to the ReportViewer control or simply render the report to HTML4 and use a WebBrowser control or something similar.