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sql server reporting services : How i should show toolbar


FNDS
1/11/2005 10:10:42 AM
The toolbar is only available via URL access. If you are getting a rendered
report using the webservice, you will have to implement your own toolbar.

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Sandeep
1/11/2005 6:42:58 PM
Hi group,
First time i am using reportservice.render method to render the report in my
aspx page. Here is the code snippet
result =
rs.Render(report,"HTML4.0",null,null,paramValue,credentials,null,out
encoding,out mimetype,out paramvalues,out warning,out streamidsh.SessionId =
rs.SessionHeaderValue.SessionId;

Response.BinaryWrite(result);

by doing so i am getting all the pages on the same aspx page and no tool
baar is shown. I also tried by passing toolbar = true in device info string
but no result.

So what i should do to show the toolbar .

Thanks

Sandeep

Sandeep
1/11/2005 7:54:28 PM
Hi group,
i find this in msdn
If you render a report to HTML using the Render method, you cannot use the
report viewer toolbar as you can with a report that is rendered using URL
access. However, the Toolbar device information setting still affects the
appearance of the report. If you set Toolbar to a value of true, the report
server only renders the first page of the HTML report. If you set the value
to false, the report server renders all pages into a single Web page, using
<HR> tags as page delimiters.

Is there any work around.

Please help me out

Sandeep Garg

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Adrian M.
1/12/2005 9:54:14 AM
Hmm. I haven't tackled creating my own toolbar to show a rendered report.

If someone has and is willing to share, please post a sample or URL...

Thx

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Sandeep
1/12/2005 10:03:12 AM
Thaks for the suggestion.
Can u give me some clue how to implement my own toolbar. From where i got
the total page count and all the other required stuff.

Sandeep
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