In our telerik reports we tried storing the cache to the files but still when a large report is run in Azure using AppFabric cache it errors out saying the bytes exceeded the bytes specified in the configuration. On more research we found the ASP.NET session states are used. Is there a possiblity where we can disable the ASP.NET session state use and use the File Caching only. 

Using Silverlight 5 with MVVM and I want to implement reports. If I create a report in the stand alone designer using a sql data source to do the layout can I then take the trdx file and bind it to a report viewer.

In the SL app I want to retrieve the data from the WCF when the asynch call is completed I wish to assign the TRDX file/stream to the  ReportSource and the List<> to the DataSource and put the result into an observable object (in the viewmodel) that the ReportViewer can be bound to.

Is this scenario possible and if so is there an example (I know you guys are big on examples I have more than 20)

I've got a report that's sized like a #10 envelope that I need to be able to print. I've attempted to set up a dedicated "envelope printer" in windows that is preset for printing envelopes in the right orientation and grabbing from the right tray. However, the Silverlight report viewer seems to completely ignore those settings. What is going on here? Is it a bug or is there some kind of setting I need to look at?

Hello,

I was wondering if the Telerik report viewer happened to work for the ASP.NET MVC product.

Thanks.

Hi all,
I am a developer from Chinese, we need a Chinese version to let my colleagues and maybe our clients create report by themselves. How can I achrieve this goal ? I can't find a Chinese version from your web site.

thanks.

I have a batch running twice a week, sometimes pdf renders correctly, and sometimes it doesn't.

See attachments, the police I use is calibri, and it has been correctly installed.

Using Telerik Reporting 6.2.12.1017.

Can you tell me what's wrong ?, theses reports are sent automatically by mail.
The batch is started by the task scheduler, on my credentials.

Thanks for your help

Im a Telerik rookie, so I'm not really sure where to go with this.   I have a report that consists of a 'Main' report and one subreport for the detail lines.

Mostly, the report works fine, but when there are enough lines in the detail section of the report to cause it to break over to another page, the following happens:

A - In the HTML Report viewer, I get a Header and footer on page 1, and everything on p. 2 (header, footer, and detail).
B - If I export to .pdf, i see the report rendered as expected, with the detail section beginning on p.1, breaking somewhere in the middle, and continuing on p.2. until complete.


Again, this is only an issue when there are enough "detail" lines to make the report span multiple pages.  When the report will fit on a single page, it works fine. 

I have set the 'KeepTogether' property of the detail subreport to false.  any other suggestions?    Note - I've checked (as recommended by other posts here) to insure that sections and/or subreports don't go outside the printable area and cause an overflow situation.  

Thanks!

Hello,
I export a report to excel in my application.The report is completely dynamic.  
Now there is a need for me to split cells within a column.

I have for example two columns in my report dynamically created
Col A and Col B.
I want the Nth row in Column B to have 3 values and so split in to 3 cells. all the other rows in column B hold only one value.
Is it possible to do it dynamically in Telerik?
Or
will I be able to group 3 values and add it to a cell... each must be separately modifiable.
Thanks

HI!

Just a simple question.
Is it possible to run some javascript code before/after export event?

Thx.

Hi, in my project I need to create a pie Graph with custom color for each item given by a property in the datasource. Since the Chart element is marked as obsolete I used the Graph Wizard but I cannot bind the color to the item.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.

Thanks, Alessio