I've seen many posts about lack of non-IE browser compatibility, but still no solution (MyIEtab ISN'T a solution). The CSS fix solves it partially, but not completely, and the fix of putting a rectangle in the top is just a joke.
Currently my reports can't be browsed by Firefox and other Mac browsers, and that's going to be a stopper for further using of SSRS in the future in my company. I was expecting SP2 to do something about this, but it hasn't solved anything. I'm sure it's a very easy patch for MS, but by maintaining this (artificial?) limitation they're going to make us move from SSRS and even the full SQL Server stack for future projects.
Any other *real* solution, other than CSS and big rectangle in the top of the report?
I am having a peculiar problem. Drill through on Charts is not working on certain users machines. Drill through on tables is however working on all the user machines.
I checked IE security setting on users machines. But could not figure out what is causing the problem. Some one please help.
Hi All, I've looked around but can't seem to find an answer for this. I have a cube that has a fairly large time dimension (going back to 1949) as the data demands this. When a user is browsing the cube and applies a filter or adds the a time heirarchy as a value it's always sorted from oldest to newest. Whilst the need is there to look at data from 1949 most people want to look at the last few years. The problem is they have to scroll right down the list to get to this. Is there a way of having the most recent years of the time dimension appear first in these lists to make them more accessable?
I'm working on a project where we've developed a number of reports using SQL Reporting Services. Everything works fine on the developer PCs and when they cannect to the reporting services URL they can see all the reports listed and everything works fine. When the testers connect, they can see the basic reporting services homepage with the contents and properties tabs. But when they click on the contents tab nothing is displayed.
The tester pcs are locked down and the user profiles wouldnt have the same access rights as the developers who are all local admins on their PCs.
My question is what would prevent the reports from being listed? Is there an activex control that is possibly being blocked by the local security policy for the tester profiles? If this is the case is there anything that can be pre installed on the client pcs to get around this problem?
Any thoughts or assistance that anyone could provide would be grately approeciated
When I open a .NET report viewer in Netscape or Firefox, the report is compressed to a small sliver on the left hand side of the screen. However, the report displays properly in Internet Explorer.
Is there special code that I have to put in place to get a report viewer to display properly in netscape or firefox?
We are using the RSClientPrint component to print reports from our web application. When we use it from IE all works fine. But on using the FireFox the print method fails. I am using following code to print
Code Snippet
var oRSClientPrint = window.document.getElementById("RSClientPrint"); alert(oRSClientPrint); if (typeof oRSClientPrint.Print == "undefined") { alert("Unable to load client print control."); return; }
In FireFox above code fails by raising error message "Unable to load client print control.". As per me FireFox is not able to use the Print method of object, Can you help me on how we can make it to work with FireFox.
I would like to know how to show all the records returned (upto 1000) in one single page on a web browser. I am able to get the required report in IE but in case of Firefox it hangs.
Did some test and found that Firefox is able to render a report of upto max 300 records in a single page without getting hanged but report is coming very slow. While you scroll the scroll bar it€™s moving with Jerks. with 200 records in a single page is not getting hanged but report is faster than 300 records display. But by 500 records Firefox hangs. I understand it might be depending on the hardware also but am not sure.
Can anybody give me a good solution to display upto 1000 records in a single page or if its a limitation, where can i get the documentation of it.
Because of some peculiar way of using CSS, the reports aren't rendered correctly in Firefox. I've tryed specifying different rendering options (html 4 for instance) but it didn't help. What are my options on this? I could use Webservices (SOAP) and wrap SSRS in a proxy, but I'd have to parse reports and extract the data and build my own presentation layer. This way I'd be missing half of the SSRS functionality. Any ideas?
Problem: When SSRS report is viewed in Reportviewer control in FIREFOX browser, then Print,Zoom and Search tool bar icons are not displayed.
The same problem is also seen, when SSRS report is viewed using URL in Firefox browser.
Description: When SSRS report is viewed using reportviewer control in IE browser, then All tool bar icons are displayed. Following are the Toolbar icons displayed: 1. Search. 2. Next Prev Button 3. Print 4. Zoom 5. Export
But, when the same SSRS report is viewed using Reportviewer control in Firefox browser, then following toolbar icons are not displayed: 1. Print 2. Zoom 3. Search
I would appreciate any pointers to resolve this issue.
I am experiencing a problem with the multi-value parameter dropdown in the ReportViewer when using FireFox, but in IE it seems to work fine. The symptom is when I click on the dropdown the list of options appears and then quickly disappears before I can select anything and I only experience the problem with multi-value parameters. I also have noticed that the dropdown is grayed out but I can still click it. Also, the position of the dropdown options are different in FireFox (pushed all the way to the left). I have created a very basic example at https://www.register4this.com/testreport.aspx to demonstrate the problem. There is no report, only the single "Orgs" parameter to keep things as simple as possible.
I suspect that I am missing something obvious because I haven't been able to find anyone else reporting this issue so any help would be appreciated. My ReportView control is configured as follows:
The firefox preview comes totally messed up.One line overlapping over the other
In my report i have a table in which a row has 5 text boxes. the 3rd and 5th text box has can grow property set to true. i have tried placing the text boxes into rectangles but no help there. the text in that row still over laps . does anyone have any other fix for this?
Im on WHS 2003 using Visual Wev b Devloper 2005 express edition. I was using Firefox in RDC because IE is so cut back for WHS2003 anyway. Reconfigured IE security settings and uninstalled Firefox. I'm using a step by step tutatorial to build a web page. WHen I click on Website from WWD and go to ASP.net configuration it want FIrefox. I spent hours looking for file assocation, tool box's and am just plain lost. Can anyone tell me how to get IE back. OH ya XP Pro 4 months new and the error message is :Could not Launch C:programfilesmozillafirefox Path not found. SO the whole program stops at this point Ive unistalled all prorams and used differant file names second time around and luck it want FIrefox
Sorry, but I am returning to Firefox browser and the squished fields. While running under VS-TFS and developing a web application, I view my report with Cassini back-end server (debug/F5). I cut and paste the URL line into Firefox. The report views just fine. I deploy the report to the web site and now the same report viewing with Firefox exhibits the famous squished columns (wow). If I understand this correctly, this would indicate that the problem is not Firefox but IIS rendering. What are your feelings?
I am facing this issue  In Fire Fox browser .When I click the Page Navigation Button , The Page Refreshes , but it not  Navigating to the next or previous page .How ever It is working fine all other browsers .   <rsweb:ReportViewer ID="ReportViewer1" runat="server" ProcessingMode="Remote" Width="100%" Heigh="100%"  SizeToReportContent="true"  AsyncRendering="false" >         <ServerReport ReportServerUrl="" />       </rsweb:ReportViewer>
When I deploy a report, and then browse to it with FireFox, I only see 2 inces of the report. I can scroll through the entire report, but only see the 2 inch window's worth at any time.
Its like the html element the report gets put into has a hard coded height, and doesnt auto size to show the eintire report.
Hii Everybody i have a report which has two matrix placed in the table group header rows. so when the matrix gives lots of data ,its coming proper in IE but its not rendering properly in firefox. anyone can help me please.
Problem: When SSRS report is viewed in Reportviewer control in FIREFOX browser, then Print,Zoom and Search tool bar icons are not displayed.
The same problem is also seen, when SSRS report is viewed using URL in Firefox browser.
Description: When SSRS report is viewed using reportviewer control in IE browser, then All tool bar icons are displayed. Following are the Toolbar icons displayed: 1. Search. 2. Next Prev Button 3. Print 4. Zoom 5. Export
But, when the same SSRS report is viewed using Reportviewer control in Firefox browser, then following toolbar icons are not displayed: 1. Print 2. Zoom 3. Search
I would appreciate any pointers to resolve this issue.
Problem: When SSRS report is viewed in Reportviewer control in FIREFOX browser, then Print,Zoom and Search tool bar icons are not displayed.
The same problem is also seen, when SSRS report is viewed using URL in Firefox browser.
Description: When SSRS report is viewed using reportviewer control in IE browser, then All tool bar icons are displayed. Following are the Toolbar icons displayed: 1. Search. 2. Next Prev Button 3. Print 4. Zoom 5. Export
But, when the same SSRS report is viewed using Reportviewer control in Firefox browser, then following toolbar icons are not displayed: 1. Print 2. Zoom 3. Search
I would appreciate any pointers to resolve this issue.
It seems the features are disabled when using any of the above because of compatibility issues with scripting/ActiveX not being properly supported by the FireFox and Chrome.
I believe the control determines the browser you are using is not IE and will not render the controls to prevent unexpected behavior because if the lack of ActiveX support. This can be seen when you compare the HTML of a page using IE8 and that of either IE11, FF, Chrome you'll see that the HTML for a zoom drop down control will show up in the IE8 browser and not in the others.
As for IE11 it presents itself as a Mozilla browser. eg: "User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; Trident/7.0; rv:11.0) like Gecko" so when the control see's this it wont generate any of the controls believing the browser can't support it, even though IE11 should certainly be capable of doing so. I wanted to know if this is correct and if this is a bug?
Browser Support for ReportViewer "The ReportViewer Web server control is used to embed report functionality in an ASP.NET Web application. The type of browser used to view the application determines the kind of functionality that you can provide in a report. Use the table provided in this topic to find out which of the supported browsers are subject to report functionality restrictions."
The page mentions that the following wont be supported by other browsers The following features are not supported in third-party browsers:
Document mapSearching within the reportZoomFixed table headersThe progress indicator for report processing (a green spinning wheel) is not available for server reports, or for locally processed reports that are configured for asynchronous processing.
Our clients working with the Firefox browser on a Mac are unable to use the Multi-Value parameter drop down lists that the Report Viewer control generates. Of course I realize that the multi-select dropdown lists are not really dropdown option lists using the standard HTML select tag, but are rather tables within div tags with cells that contain spans, inputs, and labels.
Originally the report viewer displayed these lists in the wrong position within Firefox on any platform (Mac or PC). Furthermore, there were other visibility problems with those lists that made it virtually impossible to select a checkbox within the list. Fortunately, Microsoft fixed this problem with the latest version of Report Viewer, which we downloaded from the following link: http://207.46.19.190/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=cc96c246-61e5-4d9e-bb5f-416d75a1b9ef&displaylang=en
So currently we have SQL Reporting Services Report Viewer 9.0.21022.8 installed on our web server. And the dropdown lists do appear as expected, and they work properly in Firefox on a PC.
But, when the control is rendered in Firefox on a Mac, the list is not scrollable. The scroll bar that should appear on the right-hand side of the dropdown list, which would enable users to select values toward the bottom of the list, does not appear. That scrollbar is missing in Firefox.
This is likely related to a Firefox rendering issue with the overflow:auto style. There are numerous entries on the web that indicate Firefox for Mac has a problem with overflow:auto. For example: http://www.webdeveloper.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-96958.html http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread44144.html http://iamthewalr.us/blog/2007/04/20/firefox-on-the-mac/#comment-2321 http://www.errorforum.com/mozilla-firefox-error/3503-will-float-mac-firefox-scrollbars-floating-pop-up-windows.html https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?query_format=specific&order=relevance+desc&bug_status=__open__&id=187435
That being the case, it seems that there should be some workaround to address this, either via a style or through some alternate control. Or perhaps there is a property that we can apply to the ReportViewer control that I'm unaware of which addresses this.
If you know of a workaround, or can suggest an alternate approach that we could implement quickly, please respond. Thanks.
