I have one report and there is some data in the report. The problem is when the report is shown in the reportviewer, the page footer overlaps on the body part. It is fine while printing but the problem is while viewing
You may need to upgrade your Report Viewer control. According to Microsoft only version 2012 started to support IE9.
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I have tabbed SSRS report created using bookmark functionality. When I click on any tab the report shifts left/right automatically and this happens only in Internet Explorer. The report works fine in Chrome.
FYI, the report is deployed in SharePoint integrated mode.
Kindly need your help.
Thanks in advance..
Regards,
Pravin K
I was able to resolve this issue by left aligning all the objects on the report.
One of our client is trying to generate reports with lots of sub reports, its a single page report. If they generate it for 2-3 years it works for all browsers, but when they generate it for 5 years. Report works fine in chrome and firefox but IE will not be able to load reports and show IE window "Internet explorer cannot load page".
There is no errors in eventlog or in IE console. Even Fiddler does not give any information why IE could not able to load reports. It says response 200.
Reports are generated successfully, as I can see that in log.
I am not sure why this is happening with IE(8,9,10). Please check images below
Thanks
This could be due to the memory management problem in Internet Explorer, as you are fetching the 5 year data.
There is a work around for the memory problem.
->Go IIS
->Open your reporting Website
->Check which application pool its using
->Right click on that and recycle it.
->Then try generating the report.
Not sure if it resolves your problem.
I've seen a very similar issue recently - it started a few months ago, across multiple unchanged reports, and seemed to be triggered by hard or soft Page Breaks (I found that out from a lengthy process of elimination).
That scenario was SQL Server Reporting Services 2012 SP1, via the Native/Report Manager portal.
Does your report render with page breaks?
My solution was to set the Report / InteractiveSize / Height to 1000cm. Then for each hard page break, I disabled it for browser rendering by setting the Page Break / Disable property using this expression:
=Globals!RenderFormat.IsInteractive
The result is a little untidy in the browser, but renders with page breaks in other formats (PDF, Word, Excel). Importantly it stopped the browser freezing in IE.
Personally I have moved away from the report display control. It provides inconsistent display on different platforms (al least it did in 2013 when I did the lions share of converting a project).
Instead I render to PDF (Word or Excel) at the server and use an embed tag to display the content to the user. You are guaranteed to know what it looks like on the user screen that way. A level of caching is possible and its a lot easier to work with.
I have an rdlc report that in visual studio looks ok (see red rectangle in image below), but when i print it in an asp.net application a kind of "broken link" image appears.
This was not appening before i started modifying this asp.net application.
Which could be the cause?
UPDATE: I found the problem is only when using Chrome, from IE it is fine.
here is the solution for your problem
http://dyslexicanaboko.blogspot.in/2012/11/ssrs-report-viewer-control-broken-image.html
I have an issue with my design view in asp.net. I have a master Page which when I debug eerything is fine but when I choose design view in the window al controls are missplaced.
Any idea how to fix this? Again when debuging with Chrome, IE9, Firefox the page shows just well.
Thank you :D
Screenshot
http://i49.tinypic.com/2n9j7r.png
We have a public Cognos 8 BI reporting solution running inside an iframe. Cognos 8 BI supports Firefox and IE. IE works fine. With Firefox 3.6.13 (the current version) when the report parameters are changed the iframe is often not rendered but is left completely white. This never happens with IE, Firefox 3.0.18, Firefox 4.0 beta 9 or if the report was opened directly without an iframe. Are we facing a Firefox iframe rendering bug? Debugging with Firebug indicates that all content gets loaded by Firefox but it just never displays.
This is how to reproduce: start Firefox 3.6.13 on Windows (don't know if it reproduces on Mac or Linux, reports are welcome). Go to https://sampo.thl.fi/select?area=ESHjono and let the report load completely. Yes it is all Finnish :-D On the topmost dropdown box change from Parivertailu (first selection) to Aikasarja (third selection). A vertical bar report should load. Now change any report parameters in the three dropdown boxes on the report (SAIRAANHOITOPIIRI, Erikoisala, Hoitoa odottaneet yli 180 vrk (%)) to any values. Very often the report is not updated but is left completely white. But if you load the report directly without an iframe via https://sampo.thl.fi/launch/ESHjono-report-aikasarja-prod and change the same parameters there, it gets updated every time. Strangely the issue can be reproduced also on Nokia N900 Maemo Browser (unsupported by Cognos 8 BI). So it might be a Gecko iframe rendering bug, not just something to do with Firefox.