can any one help me
i wan to generate report (RDLC) by using following template ...
Dear [Name],
you are able to generate this later. Kindly consider this.
<b>Regards</b>
<span style="color:blue">[CompanyName]</span>
[Address]-[City]
This is Dynamic template that Administrator can change it any time.. so i need to apply this dynamically that how can i add HTML in RDLC however [Name],[CompanyName],... that can be replace by me easily.. but i dnt knw hot i add HTML into RDLC.. ??
plz help me
Thanks in advance...
Add to your report one Label for every TAG, add in the value field a placeholder, like ="$CITY$"
When you process the RDLC report read it from the filesystem, find the placeholder and replace with the current value.
Reload the RDL xml into the reportViewer and execute the report.
More details on this post for details on how to dynamically modify reports stack overflow article
I have been searched alot on google about HTML Formating in RDLC but couldn't find any proper answer.
I got one idea to render html tag in rdlc while you export locally in pdf.
Use below expression in textbox :-
=Replace(Replace(Replace(Replace(Fields!your column name*.Value,""",""""),"&","&"),"<","<"),">",">")
" replaced by "(Quotes)
& replaced by &
< replaced by <
> Replaced by >
so if you want replaced any more special charachter then just add more in above expression and it will take care of that.
I have taken care almost special charachters so whenever you export these in pdf they would be well formated as html tags.
If you still find any problem then let me know.
Thanks
Mahendra Singh
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I want to create a word document (.doc). I have a xml file and a xslt file. The first one has the data the second has the style. Then I combine these two through my c# code and create the doc file. Can you please help me into solving the below issues concerning the xslt? how can I define in each page’s header and footer for word document.It should display in each page.
Reverse engineer it.... Make a document with both of your desired headers/footers and then see how the document generates the two items. I'll be glad to help if a can. This answer is just a quick recommendation.
Is there any way to apply CSS styles to an SSRS rdl file ?
Note: it's not necessary to BIDS, my main goal is to edit the rdl file regardless of the used tool.
Thanks
From what I read, an RDL file is written in XML so yes, you can use XSLT to turn it into HTML, to which you can apply CSS.
Well sort of. You can do what Mario suggested but you can't really do that to the RDL as is. You need to CALL IT from a service to HTML and then apply a CSS to that. The RDL File contains definitions but not the report data. So if you changed it for markup you would still have to connect to a database and read the RDL language. As far as I know RDL is a propertiary SSRS langauge that needs a converter to tell it how to display. This is generally the service at http:// (servername)/ReportServer which has the information built in that can translate it. You could not alter this file directly without A LOT of work to transform it as it would then need to know a connection string, how the data was presented.
To do what you want I would think you could do this:
Deploy a report
Call a form to be populated in HTML like:
<form id="ssrsform" action="http://(servername)/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx(Path)&rs:Command=Render" method="post" target="_self" >
.....(options and settings)....
</form>
Apply a CSS form to the HTML file directly that is calling the webserivce.
IMHO changing a proprietary language file like RDL before it transmits to HTML would be hard as you need to account for the data you get as well as just the connection string.
I am retrieving an XML document from a web service (UPS actually), and I can pull the information I need from the XML, but I can't get the XML to display in the XML format. I can get it to display in a label and literal, but its all ran together. The nodes aren't displaying. The nodes display in a text box control, but it still runs together (no brks)
Any idea how to take the XML document that i get from the service and display it just like it would if you open up an XML doc in IE?
Thanks
BTW... i have search all day for this and the only thing i could find is if i was displaying a static file, which i'm not. I also tried doing the stringbuilder/stringwriter, but no luck. I'm still pretty new at this stuff so i could be missing something.
HELP... PLEASE!
Try encompassing the XML in the
<pre>... your xml</pre>
tags.
I would like to be able to export only the first page of an XtraReport to text. I can see how to do it when exporting to HTML (or various other formats) using the exportoptions. I can't see any way to do it when exporting to text though.
Any ideas?
Answer from DevExpress:
Thank you for contacting us. To accomplish this task, you can use the
Page Merging technique. Refer to the How to: Merge Pages of Two
Reports article for additional information. See the code below:
[VB.NET]
Dim report As New XtraReport1()
report.CreateDocument()
Dim ps As New PrintingSystem()
ps.Pages.Add(report.Pages(0))
ps.ExportToText(file)
It worked perfectly.
I am new to SSRS. I have created a report and was able to deploy it on the server. I am calling the report from ASP.NET application. How can I change the CSS of the report? I want to change the styles for individual data cells of the table deing displayed also. How is it possible? Thanks in advance.
You can customize the CSS at <drive>:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.n\Reporting Services\ReportServer\Stylesor you can specify your own Stylesheet.
See this MSDN article for complete reference: Customizing Style Sheets for HTML Viewer and Report Manager
Magier:
There is a relatively simple way to do this (report by report) when using SSRS URL access to display the reports.
You create custom stylesheets on the report server for whatever different options you want to show or hide (or anything else in the Report Toolbar that you want to customize) and save them to: :\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.n\Reporting Services\ReportServer\Styles
Then, you simply add an &rc:Stylesheet= parameter to the URL you use to display the report, and spec whichever stylesheet you want. Your code can determine what the value of the rc:Stylesheet is:
ie:
http://localhost/reportserver?/AdventureWorksSampleReports/Product+Line+Sales&rs:Command=Render&rc:Stylesheet=NameOfYourStlesheetSansExtension
So as you can see, it can be dynamic, and (as far as I can tell), is the only straightforward way of controlling the ReportViewer styles in SSRS.
Source (same as the above answers, I just wanted to explain how to style on report by report basis): https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345247.aspx