hiii,
I am workin on .Net, C sharp. In my ReportViewer, in the Export button, i only need pdf and want to disable MsExcel.
i have made the changes to rsreportserver.config.
Is there anything else i need to do in my aspx page or code behind...
What you want to do is not possible. You cannot hide individual export options. You can only hide the entire export option. However, all is not lost. You can create a button outside the report viewer and then handle the creation of the PDF in code-behind.
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I have a crystal report to export formats like pdf, csv and excel for student records. When I am trying to export to excel the page header (eg. title, page no, footer) are not repeating for each student in excel , it is working fine in pdf and csv files.
Any solution to repeat page header,page no,footer for each student record using c# asp.net crystal report.
When you export a crystal report to Excel you should get a pop-up that looks like this.
In the middle of this window is an option for "Export page headers and page footers:" and you should be able to control this setting as desired using the drop-down box. Just set it to "On each page" and you should be good to go.
One thing to note, if you are exporting to Excel as "Data-only" the pop-up window for Excel Format Options will be different and will not include the same controls for this feature. When exporting as Data-only there will just be a check box for "Export page header and page footer", and this will only export the page header and footer once for the entire report.
Edit: Here is a link that might help with the API for Excel Format Options on an exported report. Click here to see an example with code.
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'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.
I am creating a WPF application. I use MS Visual Studio 2010, C# and MVVM.
On a usercontrol, I have a gridview. That gridview is populated with data from another class, via binding and itemsourceing etc... No problems there. I see the data and everything. I also have a few labels and textboxes around the usercontrol. These will be used by the user to fill in random data. Stuff like name, address and the such. You could call it an order form. The list of products in the gridview with the details provided below.
Once the user clicks OK, the application should now create a PDF of the entire usercontrol. How do I do that?
I can export a gridview to Excel just fine. But now I want to basically recreate the usercontrol into a PDF file.
I have read online that I can create an image of the usercontrol and convert that image to PDF. Would that help? I know from screenshots that the textboxes still have the borders around them and such.
But for now, how do I create a PDF from the usercontrol, using the MVVM approach?
And a side question. If I can use a save to dialog box, where the user can select where to save the file, can I get that location in a string to use it to open the PDF document in a report viewer on a seperate usercontrol?
If there is a need for coding, images or anything else, please comment and I'll edit the question with the changes.
Generating a PDF from a UserControl is non-trivial in C#. I'd strongly recommend finding a 3rd party tool to create your report design and to use that to export to PDF.
If you decide not to stand on the shoulders of giants and want to roll your own, then you'll need to implement the following
Create a separate control that can use your ViewModel as it's DataContext but which has the controls coloured and shaded for printing
Export the control to XPS using the System.Windows.Xps namespace libraries.
Convert the XPS to PDF using a 3rd party tool.
It's a pain, I know, but I can't see a simpler route for you.
How to load a pdf from desktop to tab control using Aspose.pdf package?
I donot see any document load functions in the package. I am new to this.
I am using a tab control in a C# form to load the document and then search for words inside the pdf.
Aspose.Pdf is an API. Unfortunately, it does not have any UI control which you can place in tab or any other WinForms control.
One solution could be to convert each page to image and show the images in control.
But, if you want to search and highlight text within control and want the text and other objects selectable and scrollable, just like Adobe does, wait for any other member to suggest an alternate.
I work for Aspose as Developer Evangelist.