I am creating an RDLC report. The report looks pretty well in print layout mode. I set it to printlayout mode like this -
Me.ReportViewer1.SetDisplayMode(Microsoft.Reporting.WinForms.DisplayMode.PrintLayout)
Well, this is fine but if user right clicks on the report he get an option to disable this print layout mode as shown in the image below
and if the user disables the printLayout the reports get aligned to left side as shown in the below image
So, what I want to do is either disable the right click or if possible align the report properly on the default mode too.According to me, it is better to disable the right click because the report is always going to be generated in A4 format. Any help is appreciated, suggestions too
The right-click menu is called a ContextMenu and the
ReportViewer.ShowContextMenu Property allows you to disable it.
Me.ReportViewer1.ShowContextMenu = False
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I have a button in the SSRS report Report1. This buttons opens other report called DetailReport. In online view of the report for faster rendering the button on report1 opens the DetailReport. But when on pdf view the Button appears on the report, which is of no use.
I have found way to hide and show the entire page by passing parameter.
Using code for visiblity as :
=IIF(Parameters!ShowDetaiReport.Value=true,false,true)
But the button is shown or hidden both online and in pdf.
Is there any way to show button in the online view but hide it when I download pdf or word. Can i replace the Button with report itself when I download it.
FYI: I am using SSRS 2012
You can check to see what type of report is being rendered using the Globals!RenderFormat Built-in Field. You can either use .Name to check for a specific render format - such as PDF or Excel - or you can simply use .IsInteractive to check if the user can actually click things.
You can apply this check in the Button's Visibility -> Show or hide based on an expression property value as follows: =iif(Globals!RenderFormat.IsInteractive, False, True)
If you want to test this without exporting your reports, you can preview in Print Layout, which isn't interactive.
How to disable navigation to the sub-report when clicked on it? I have report with 1 sub-report that displays Company information and I need to disable it once it has been clicked by Customer.
it can be disable from crystal report viewer control.Use
CrystalReportViewer1.EnableDrillDown = False
this will work for crystal report 2008 or above.
Edits:
AS per comments by Question owner,in order to disable just navigation.there is no defined way.but it can be achieved by some other means.
"Create an empty text cell that is as wide as the report, and use it to "cover" the clickable fields to prevent drilldown.
Seriously, this is the only way we've found to do this. This is also documented on the BusObj support knowledge base (http://support.businessobjects.com/library/kbase/articles/c2013204.asp)"
for more information,Refer the link Disable Navigation
I need to create a dashboard for a client and I want to be able to hide the default control bar at the top of my SSRS Reports. The bar I'm referring to is the bar that allows you to Zoom, Find/Search, Export etc. I'm able to rid the view of the parameters by setting their visibility to false but can't hide the other toolbar at all.
Has anyone ever attempted this? Please can someone point me in the right direction in regards to this so that I can implement and test accordingly.
Thanks all,
If you are using the report manager website you can add &rc:Toolbar=false to the URL to hide the toolbar.
If you are using a report viewer control you can set the ShowToolBar property to false, e.g.
this.ReportViewer1.ShowToolBar = false;
Is it possible to hide a field in a SQL 2008 Report, based on the value of a parameter? I'm leaning towards a custom application and if push comes to shove I'll have do manually code each piece, but I would like to leverage SSRS as much as possible. I've included a screen shot of the report before it is populated. The area in red is what I would like to hide say, =iif(X=1,true,false)
Set up the Expression In Text box Property >> Visibility >> Show or Hide on axpression.
=iif(X=1,true,false)
Hope this help..
Look for the screen shot and more detail click here
using SSRS manager, Parameter field cannot hide programtically. but you can create asp.net webform with SSRS report. MSDN link
I have a report in Access 2007 that is opened by pressing a button on a form. This button triggers an OpenReport macro, where the report is told to open in Print Preview view, and Dialog window mode.
How can I manually set the size of this window, along with the opening zoom level?
In the properties of the report, both AutoResize and FitToPage have been set to No. However, I have tried other combinations and had no luck.
Any help is much appreciated.
You could always set the windows position and size in the OnOpen event. Use the SetWindowPos function to do this. You can find out how to use it here.
I don't think there is a way to set the zoom level.
This is a two part solution.
First, in order to resize your window you must set the Document Window Options to "Overlapping Windows" located under Access Options then CUrrent Database.
Now you will be able to resize your dialog window.
Once you are done, save the form and verify it's the size you want by opening it.
If you prefer to have a tabbed document rather than overlapping window you can switch back now and it will retain the correct dialog size.
It's a little convoluted but it works.