Hi All,

I'm getting a weird problem with page size/printable region with reports.

Started getting it in version Q3 2014 and upgraded to Q2 2015 and still getting it.

I designed a sample report real fast using the Band Report wizard to demonstrate the problem (see attached).

I design a report as Portrait Letter using the wizard, margins are 0 for Left and Right in the screenshot (tried .2in,...)  It appears that when the reports are rendered they are being scaled down or something.  See attached image and note the ruler at the top of the designer and the difference in the Viewer below it...

Its not occurring with any applications like Word/Excel or any other print operation.  Tried printing to Printer, XLS and PDF and its all the same.

Any ideas?  I've tried playing with margins, paper size,... In code I set the viewer to view the print layout and landscape=false and that's it.

:-s

Thanks

Hi,

I have a telerik reporting WCF self host service to show the report with silverlight report viewer. I noticed that the WCF function fire twice when I run the report.

can anyone tell me the cause.

 

Thanks in advance

Chandan

Hi,
I want to graphically show a simple project schedule on a report (i.e simple Gantt). I think the Range Bar graph may be suitable but can't get it to work and can't find any examples or documentation, is there anything available?
I want to list each job on the Y axis with dates on the X axis. with a Bar between start and end dates for each job.
Here is an example of the object data-source I'm using:

Any help greatly appreciated.

So the question is simple, though the set-up and and architecture may not be.

The simple point is, I have a report with drill down action using toggle, and the toggle button it produces that I can work with in the preview just fine. However, when I've exported the report and view it within the Report Viewer, the report renders will all the data just fine, but the toggle button is no longer there so that functionality is lost.

I'm using the web form report viewer control, my team is adamant on using this to avoid the external calls the newer version relies on to function. The report is provided by deserializing xml stored within the database. The webform has registered assemblies to the reportviewer.webforms and reporting namespaces.

Hello, 

We are using Telerik Reporting in a WebApp that is open all day in a browser for the users as they do their work. The Reports are Ajax reloaded in the same report view on demand, but if the reporting is not touched for longer than an hour we get an exception from Telerik. If they refresh the page, it will work fine again, however they will loose the work they are doing. How can we hold a report view open for a longer period of time? 

 

{"message":"","exceptionMessage":"Client with ID '092435-2fa6' not found. Expired.","exceptionType":"Telerik.Reporting.Services.Engine.InvalidClientException","stackTrace":" at Telerik.Reporting.Services.Engine.ReportEngine.WithClient[T](String clientID, Func`2 func)\r\n at Telerik.Reporting.Services.WebApi.ReportsControllerBase.CreateInstance(String clientID, ClientReportSource reportSource)\

 

Is there is a Cache setting we need to change to improve this time out?

Thank you. 

Hi all

I'm using silverlight report viewer I'm calling it with the WCF Service but the Service is calling class 4 times I have attached the screen shot of it . because of calling 4 Times the report is loading slowly how rectify it . and can we use the html 5 report viewer instead of silverlight report viewer?

Thanks 

Prashanth 

Hi all,
i'm working on C# , Silverlight with MVVM concept , I'm using Silverlight Report viewer to print or print preview the reports .
this report viewer is calling by using the WCF services here my report is loading slowly I checked with fiddler and found that the service is calling calling  4 times here I have attached the image of that and piece of code how I implemented. I think ,because of calling 4 times the report is loading slowly .And here is a question can we use  HTML5 report viewer instead of Silverlight Report Viewer with C# , Silverlight with MVVM concept ? does this work fast compare to Silverlight report engine? if possible can any one  Please provide the demo project or link to refer.

Thanks
Victor     

Hi:
 We have a project that needs us to load a summary report (e.g a list of ​staff, with its role and location) into a grid with checkboxes , and a export/print button. When the exxport/print button is click, all the rows that are checked needs to be exported into indivdual reports (one report with details such as sales logs for each staff) silently (there is no need to display the report on screen), can I ask it is possible to do this with telerik reporting on a MVC project?

 

Many thanks

 

William

This is probably a very simple thing but this beginner needs to know.  

I have created a report class for my first report and this builds a DLL.  Is there any documentation on how to attach this to a web page?

I also read something that hinted at having multiple reports in one class.  How is this accomplished and what is the benefit over having multiple classes?

 

Thanks.

After a couple of days of tearing my hair out trying to figure out why Telerik Reporting wasn't passing parameters to SQL server Stored Procedures I've finally found the issue.

I was constantly getting this error - "An error has occurred while processing Report 'ReportNameHere': Procedure or function 'storedProcedureName' expects parameter '@ParameterName', which was not supplied.".

There's a bug with Glimpse/Telerik Reporting whereby if you have Glimpse installed, Telerik doesn't pass parameters to SQL Server.  I've run fiddler using an MVC app with glimpse and telerik reporting installed and can see that the parameters are passed, but they get blocked/removed somewhere.

 I've tried with the HTML5 MVC wrapper and just the HTML5 report but no luck.  It seems to work with parameters that are passed to straight SQL statements in a SqlDataSource but not stored procedures.

See here for more info - https://github.com/Glimpse/Glimpse/issues/538