I am using RDLC Report for Client Side ,the print button is not visible in Google chrome ,i have tried this below link (I need to get the print preview screen with a button click) Thanking You Advance
printing rdlc using report viewer 10.0.0.0, print button not showing
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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
I am using Access 2007 and it contains a report that I usually run with this VBA code:
DoCmd.OpenReport "rptSales", acViewPreview
I click the "Close Print Preview" button on the ribbon if I don't need to print the report.
But once in a while I want to print the report, so I click the Print button on the ribbon,
which launches the Print Dialog box, and I click OK to print.
Here's my question - is there a way to know if a report was printed? For example, is there
a variable I can refer to after the report closes (like acReportPrinted) that tells me if the report was printed and not just previewed?
I want to keep track of how many copies were printed.
Thank you.
I am currently developing a vb.net application in VS 2005, with crystal report XI. I have come across a a problem where my application halted while printing reports. There is no error in my application, it's just that I can't click on any part/menu in the application while printing. The user opens the printing window form from the menu item, the form opens, he clicks on the 'print' button and it will print directly to his printer without preview. After a successful printing session, a text message box will display 'Printing success!'. Only then the user can continue click on other part/menu of the application. It would be troublesome during printing a large number pages of report, because the user have to wait all the pages finished printing only then they can continue to click on other menu of the system. Fro example, when I execute the printing window form (let's say form A), other posting form (Form B) becomes freeze. Below is my code for calling the report and directly printing to their printer.
my code snippet
I have to use simplex and duplex because the users requested the reports to be one-sided pages. My question is how to allow users to click on other menu/doing other posting with the system while printing those large number pages of reports?
Thanks for any help/input.
Turns out what I wanted was a background worker
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.
I have a report viewer that I use to display multiple reports. So the user basically selects a report he wants to see and I display it on the report viewer. While the form that holds the report viewer is open the user can select a different report and I can display it, no problem. The issue arises when the user first chooses a report that is in landscape mode and without closing the report viewer form chooses a report that is in portrait mode. The portrait form report displays in landscape mode because the initial report displayed was in landscape mode and vise versa.
So I guess I need a way to initialize the report viewer each time a new report is being displayed so that it takes the mode of the new report. Or set the display mode of the report viewer to the correct mode of the report depending on the mode of the report being called for display.
Thanks for your help.
Found it...
ReportViewer1.ResetPageSettings()
Thanks