I am getting this while using html5 report viewer in my MVC projectUnable to get report parameters: Report 'Application.Reports.Report1, WebAppUsingTelerikReport' cannot be resolved.After clicking the error in console it says The requested resource does not support http method 'GET'


@{
Layout = null;
var typeReportSource = new TypeReportSource() { TypeName = "Application.Reports.Report1, WebAppUsingTelerikReport"
};
}

<script type="text/javascript">
$(document).ready(function () {
debugger;


$("#reportViewer1")
.telerik_ReportViewer({
serviceUrl: "/api/reports/",
templateUrl: '../ReportViewer/templates/telerikReportViewerTemplate-8.2.14.1027.html',
reportSource: {
report: "@typeReportSource",
},
viewMode: telerikReportViewer.ViewModes.INTERACTIVE,
scaleMode: telerikReportViewer.ScaleModes.FIT_PAGE_WIDTH,
scale: 1.0,
ready: function () {
}
});
});
</script>

We are having issues with some notes that appear in our report footers in 8pt Arial coming out "warped" (i.e. kind of italic but not quite).  We use this font in some detail lines and in the page footer and those appear fine.  If we render the report to PDF and then print it, it is also fine.  We only have the problem when we use the ReportProcessor PrintReport option.  I have double, triple checked that we are not doing anything different with these textboxes in the reports.  They are all set to 8pt Arial no bold, no italic.  In the same footer, some come out fine and some are warped.  No rhyme or reason that I can see.
The attached picture shows two sets of notes - the first group from a report footer that show the problem and the second group from a detail section that are fine.

Any ideas?

We use the ReportProcessor to RenderReport directly to PDF.  To minimize the size of the file, we set FontEmbedding to None.
If that is the case, a file emailed to someone who wants to read it on an iOS device will only see the contents that use the Arial font.
If I modify the report to only use 2 fonts (Arial and the bold version of Arial) the report grows in size like so:
Embedding=None => 50kB
Embedding=Subset (Arial) => 100kB
Embedding=Subset (Arial and Arial Bold) => 140kB
Is this expected?
Is there a better approach?

I was under the impression that iOS would automatically use the other fonts we were originally using (Verdana, Gill Sans) without having to embed them.  Reference: http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202771

If our product owner isn't okay with the increased file sizes, I'm considering a solution that uses Ghostscript to edit any PDF that needs to be sent to a customer that needs to read it in iOS.  It appears there's an option to open the PDF and embed the fonts that are referenced.
Any other ideas or input is greatly appreciated.

hi,

I have created a report using telerik ..
my code is given below.

Report7

 

 

objreport1 = new Report7();

 

and I have created a Reportbook control .its id is Reportbookcontrol1.
after that I assigned report to the report  to the report book control like

ReportBookControl1.Reports.Add(objreport1);

then I got an error :

The best overloaded method match for 'System.Collections.ObjectModel.Collection<Telerik.ReportViewer.WebForms.ReportInfo>.Add(Telerik.ReportViewer.WebForms.ReportInfo)' has some invalid arguments

so I cannot view anything in reportviewer.
so how to add my report to the reportbook control ?
Please help me .it is urgent

thanks
sindu.

We use the ReportProcessor to create PDF files by calling RenderReport with FontEmbedding set to 'None'.
Those
reports look fine in Windows, but when they're mailed to customers that
view them on an iOS device - only text that uses the Arial font is
seen.
Based on this link, I thought the other fonts we are using (Verdana, Gill Sans) would be available too:
http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT202771

I trimmed font usage to just the regular and bold versions of Arial with these results:
FontEmbedding=None, Arial => 50kB
FontEmbedding=Subset, Arial => 100kB
FontEmbedding=Subset, Arial and Arial bold => 140kB
That's quite an increase in file size for just 2 fonts (we designed the report to use 5 fonts).

I'm considering using Ghostscript to post-process only the PDFs that will be emailed and embed the referenced fonts.
Anyone have other suggestions?  I need to have these reports readable everywhere but want to minimize file size.

I have a report that shows a table of data, and I'd like to add a line graph showing 2 bits of data over time, I've been able to get the graph to show on the page (using the VS integrated editor), but I'm having issues getting it to actually pick up the data from my reports datasource. I am using a List of Objects as the data source, the structure of which is here:



The reports datasource is set to an instance of OrderTotalContainer, OrderTotalContainer.OrderTotals is a list of OrderTotal types one entry for each day the report covers.

I'd like a line graph with two series, X axis being the date stored in OrderTotal.Date, Y axis being a simple numerical axis, one series using OrderTotal.ImportedCount, the other using OrderTotal.TotalDispatches.

I
have a Web based report viewer that I need to load a report into. The report
has several parameters. Two of them are visible to the user. The report queries
are based on the selection of one of these two parameters. So the requirement
is that I need to limit the user to selecting only one of the two parameters.
In order to know which one was selected I need to be able to access the
parameter input controls from the code behind. I am assuming that these are
members of the RadReportViewer control.

How
would I implement this solution? How do I go about accessing the Parameter
inputs (two dropdownbox’s)?

Is there a way to create a report that would allow end users to select what series display? As an example, we want to generate a report similar to the attached graph within a report and allow the end user to select via parameters what series show. 

I've been using this tool, and it works well, but there are a few areas for improvement that I see.

Templates
Templates are great, except that there is no permanent link to the template. In essence, it's the same as creating a base report, and modifying it each time. While that's helpful, it would be great if we could go to the template and change something, and have it propagated  through the reports that use that template. For example, let's say I create a template, and then build ten reports from that template. If the user then decides they want a minor change, for example a change to the report header or a style change, then we need to go to each of the individual reports and make the change. Previously we used to build one or more report structures, and then derive all other reports from that, which gave us the ability to make a change in only one place.

Styles
First, is it possible to get an import/export of styles? I know there is an option to use external style sheets, but it would be cleaner if styles can be embedded in the report and moved from report to report where necessary.

Second, styles are duplicated when using templates. Let's say I create a report, use a wizard to add a table, using one of the preset styles. The styles get added to the report. I modify the style definitions in the report, and save this as a template. I then create a report usign that template,use a wizard to add a table, and the style names are duplicated in the report. I have to manually go in and delete the styles that were added, leaving only my original style definitions. If I keep using wizards to add items to the report, the number of defined styles keeps growing.

These things seem minor but they're time-consuming and irritating when trying to manage a large number of reports.

I have winforms application using telerik reporting. I have it connected to my database. I am always getting false for the following check in my group footer:

Problem

= IIf(Last(Fields.AllActivityLog_Purpose) In ('Remove [-]', 'Remove [-All]'), "true", "false")

 Always returns "false". This is absurd?


Sanity Check 1:  

=Last(Fields.AllActivityLog_Purpose)

it comes up as 'Remove [-]'.

Sanity Check 2:

=Len(Last(Fields.AllActivityLog_Purpose))
=Len('Remove [-]')

I get 12 for the first result and 11 for the second result.

Sanity Check 3:

=StringCompare(Last(Fields.AllActivityLog_Purpose), 'Remove [-]') returns 1 

Help

How can I get the Last(Fields.ActivityLog_Purpose) to pass it's check?