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Is it possible to customize the look of the parameters form? Jaime Stuardo
7/6/2005 1:49:02 PM
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Hi all...

When a report is viewed in web browser, a parameters form appear at the top
of the screen so that user can enter parameters and then press View Report.

Is it possible to display a title before that form? or to customize the
colors and fonts for that form?

Thanks
RE: Is it possible to customize the look of the parameters form? =:)
7/6/2005 1:56:03 PM
Have the SAME question!! =:)

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RE: Is it possible to customize the look of the parameters form? MadLawt
7/7/2005 12:57:03 AM
You can adjust the colours of the parameters form by changing the
htmlviewer.css stylesheet. Supposedly if you have installed the hot fix for
sp2 then you should find a proptery called htmlviewrstylesheet which you can
set to any style sheet you have created to be th edefault for all reports but
I havent found this.

so in the url of the reports when they are called from another web page I
use the command rc:Stylesheet=stylesheetname



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Re: Is it possible to customize the look of the parameters form? JimW13UK
7/7/2005 1:43:43 AM
IS there a way of hiding the parameters completely as I dont want to
allow the users to change the parameters.
Sorry for the dumb question but this is my 2nd day on reporting
services and i'm trying to get to grips with it very quickly
Re: Is it possible to customize the look of the parameters form? Jaime Stuardo
7/7/2005 8:10:06 AM
Thanks Ed. The link you posted has answered my question. I can program my
custom parameter form using either VB.NET or C# and using ReportViewer
control to actually show the report.

Jaime

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Re: Is it possible to customize the look of the parameters form? Ed Richard
7/7/2005 12:25:14 PM
Hi Jim,

&rc:Parameters=False is an option.

(have a look here:
http://weblogs.asp.net/mhawley/archive/2004/11/17/259178.aspx for more).

HTH,
Ed Richard

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