i opened print preview the report in "page fit" mode the zoom value was -1 at that time, i want to get the zoom percentage of the report at that time. All I have no idea even where to search. Need help. Thanks.
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I have an ssrs report in Visual Studio 2012. When viewed in browser report control, Google Chrome specifically, page one is perfect. Pages beyond one show the table moved way to the right, in relation to page header, which is placed correctly in the report control.
I tried making the report narrower, because it is in landscape mode and occupied almost all the space in the page bounds, but it keeps showing this way. I must repeat: page one shows perfect; pages beyond one (2, 3, 4, ...) show this incorrect way.
I must add: when converting to pdf, everything shows perfect; so the incorrect placing of the table occurs only in Chrome report control.
I'm attaching an image of page two just for the issue to show for itself.
Many thanks for your help and bye ...
Set your body size (width, actually) to "lock" the table in place, preventing it from moving right. I usually use 10 inches because I can print landscape with 0.5 inch margins on each side.
When I load our web page and select print on Chrome the print preview displays fine. However, if I cancel the preview then select print again the preview now shows many elements scaled down and the preview is quite different to the first one. Third and fourth previews are the same as the second (incorrect) one.
What options are there to fix this?
print.css: http://pastebin.com/6bnkB9ai
When reports from our system in Singapor where copied to our system in Germany they show different formatting: The generated PDF report in Germany has more space between the lines and the footer is not visible.
When reducing the top and bottom padding of the text fields from 2p to 1p the lines are nearly equally high and the footer is back in place.
Checked differences, but not found:
both SQL 2008 R2
same version of report viewer
same configuration of report viewer
same font used
report solution was also copied - no difference
Where can I look for differences? I thought the formatting was only done in rdl file itself? Any Ideas? Please ask for more of my system details, if needed. Thanks.
Additional information from my side:
I generate both reports (same report on different systems) on the same browser and download and open both PDF on the same system with the same Acrobat Reader - so screen resolution is also the same. PDF Properties as Page Size and PDF Producer and Version is also the same.
anonymized report: left Singapor - right Germany
When you are in Preview Mode - Click button to the right of the Print Icon called [PRINT LAYOUT].
Here, you can manipulate the header/footer and margin size in order to fit everything in your report on one page.
Once you've done this, you should be able to go back into the report, right-click outside of the report, or inside the header/Footer and change the properties. You can change the length to the sizes you chose in preview mode that fit everything into your screen. Let me know if this helps
I have a report page that when you view the page there is a minimal gap between the charts and the headers:
But if the user prints or print previews the page there is a HUGE gap between the some (but not all) of the elements:
I've tried setting Chrome up to use the print media type in the Developer Tools which applies the correct styles but doesn't result in that gap. Can anyone suggest a way to troubleshoot this?
As the title, I try to show the RDLC reports in a pop-up window. But the Chart type report could not be showed instead of with a "no image found" picture, while the table type report could be showed correctly.
And I also try just show the report in the parent page, then it works fine. I think it brought by the security setting of browsers.
How to avoiding this issue? As I do not want every user to change their setting when they run the report...