Wonder if anyone can help. I have a c# web application that uses the Reportviewer control that uses RDLC files to create the reports.
The problem that I'm having is that any fields in the database that have a line break in them look like this on the report
458%20Kingshighway%0ALynnwood%0A0081%0ASouth%20Africa
Does anyone know what is going wrong? Is it something to do with encoding of the HTML?
Thanks,
Airlok
you should use the "vbcrlf" function apply line breaks on the report
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I have spent tons of time trying to figure out how to open hyperlinks from SSRS reports into new tabs without Javascript. I found rc:LinkTarget=_blank parameter that should fix the issue changing all "target=_top" to target="_blank". But it's not happening.
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Your link (I'm fairly sure) should look something like this
http://mySSRSServerName/ReportServer?/MyReportFolderName/MyReportName&rs:Command=Render&rc:LinkTarget=_blank
I am new to the forum. Nice to meet all of you.
I am facing the problem that the header and footer section are missing on last 17 pages of RDLC report. However, the previous 60+ pages of report is worked well.The header and footer section is containing both static and dynamic data.
After I go to find the solution, I found that the operation code of report should be no problem and the only thing that may be problem is the things on layout may cause the error.
I also try to make the report with two export: PDF and EXCEL.I found that only PDF have this problem but EXCEL don't have this kind of problem. However, I cant find the problem to change the layout.
I am using SQL server management studio to manage database, Microsoft Dynamic Nav 2013 to get the data from database ,Visual Studio 2010 to manage layout of report.
Thus, hope you guys could suggest some idea for me as this types of problem don't have any discussion on internet.
After my mind is dropping into hell and try to change setting of the places that may be cause the error in more than 10 hours, I finally found the solution!!!
In my report body content, it has a list1 tablix to contain a rectangle that contains two tables to show the list of transactions.I just change the KeepTogether to "True" in the properties of the two tables, the list1 tablix, and the rectangle.And change the PointBreak to "end" for list1 tablix.
Thus, the report is worked well in PDF export.
I've followed this tutorial but when I tested it doesn't work.
I've created a "Form on a Table with Report", and tried to put a button on the edit page and set its action as "Download printable Report Query" and linked it to my own Report Query.
That's the info. about the branch:
I've being struggling all week, but couldn't find anything, thanks in advance.
General Information:
Oracle 11g
Application Express 4.2.5
Apex Listener 2.0.5
Glassfish 4.0
I would start by first confirming that you can output a default format pdf report from a classic report. This is the easiest case and will help to show where you might have a set up problem.
Follow these two guides:
Custom PDF Reports -- especially the sections on Configuring APEX Listener as a Print Server and Printing a Simple Classic Report as PDF
PDF Printing Tutorial
Once you get this working, you can expand out to making your own custom xsl-fo template file and making your own print button and you will have a better idea of where problems are arising in the process.
I'm looking to create some custom code for Infopath (with Visual Studio 2010) to take certain data fields within the form and export them to Excel, mapping this data to the correct cell. Is there a way to do this? I've attempted excel services, but it never places the data in the right place (if it gets the data at all). I've found some information on Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application through some searching... is this what I should use to do this?
Thanks in advance
Siddharth Rout gave me a great solution here (http://www.siddharthrout.com/vb-dot-net-and-excel/) and it was exactly what I wanted. Thanks!
Please i would want to know what kind of VB6 file(s) that generates a data report? Example vb common dialog is generated by COMDLG32.OCX, vb datagrid is generated by MSDATGRD.OCX, microsoft data report designer v6.0 is generated by MSDBRPT.DLL
I guess, you are looking for this.
As per the article, the name of the underlying dll is Msdbrptr.dll.