Showing posts with label parts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label parts. Show all posts

Monday, March 12, 2012

RS Web parts: Change web part title?

Maybe I should have asked in one of the SharePoint groups, but maybe someone
in this group knows what's wrong. Anyway, in a SharePoint Portal server 2003
portal, I've created a page with the Reporting services web parts. As the
company in question is Norwegian, I want to change the title of the webparts
from Report Explorer and Report Viewer to something in Norwegian. I go to
"Change web part", change the name in the Title text box, click OK. It
changes to the new title, but when I refresh the page, it's back to "Report
Explorer". All other settings are stored, like height and width of the web
part, but not the title. I've had this problem in a different cutomer's
portal too.
Any suggestions?
Kaisa M. LindahlHi.
I have the exact same problem!
Pedro
"Kaisa M. Lindahl" wrote:
> Maybe I should have asked in one of the SharePoint groups, but maybe someone
> in this group knows what's wrong. Anyway, in a SharePoint Portal server 2003
> portal, I've created a page with the Reporting services web parts. As the
> company in question is Norwegian, I want to change the title of the webparts
> from Report Explorer and Report Viewer to something in Norwegian. I go to
> "Change web part", change the name in the Title text box, click OK. It
> changes to the new title, but when I refresh the page, it's back to "Report
> Explorer". All other settings are stored, like height and width of the web
> part, but not the title. I've had this problem in a different cutomer's
> portal too.
> Any suggestions?
> Kaisa M. Lindahl
>
>

RS Web Parts on SharePoint 2007

Hi,

I'm having troubles connecting the webparts on SharePoint 2007. I installed the RSWebParts package from SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services on my MOSS 2007 box. The installation went smoothly and I can add both Report Explorer and Report Viewer on a page. But when I try to connect RE to RV I get the following error:


An unexpected error has occurred.

Web Parts Maintenance Page: If you have permission, you can use this page to temporarily close Web Parts or remove personal settings. For more information, contact your site administrator.

So I have to go to the maintenance page and remove the web parts.

Have anyone managed to bypass this and make them work together?

Thanks,

Hi kiral,

Not sure if you have already solved this one, but the answer lies deep within MSDN, and I only just found it yesterday after much googling and heartache.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms159772.aspx

For Web Parts to communicate yuo need to specify -globalinstall on the STSADM.exe command line.

If you have already installed them without this you need to first uninstall them, then reinstall with the -globalinstall flag.

Why on earth this was not the default instead of the other way round though, only Microsoft knows.

Happy to Help.

RS Web Parts on SharePoint 2007

Hi,

I'm having troubles connecting the webparts on SharePoint 2007. I installed the RSWebParts package from SQL Server 2005 Reporting Services on my MOSS 2007 box. The installation went smoothly and I can add both Report Explorer and Report Viewer on a page. But when I try to connect RE to RV I get the following error:


An unexpected error has occurred.

Web Parts Maintenance Page: If you have permission, you can use this page to temporarily close Web Parts or remove personal settings. For more information, contact your site administrator.

So I have to go to the maintenance page and remove the web parts.

Have anyone managed to bypass this and make them work together?

Thanks,

Hi kiral,

Not sure if you have already solved this one, but the answer lies deep within MSDN, and I only just found it yesterday after much googling and heartache.

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms159772.aspx

For Web Parts to communicate yuo need to specify -globalinstall on the STSADM.exe command line.

If you have already installed them without this you need to first uninstall them, then reinstall with the -globalinstall flag.

Why on earth this was not the default instead of the other way round though, only Microsoft knows.

Happy to Help.

RS Web Part Scrolling

I have installed 4 RS Viewer Web Parts on a share point page. When I
click on the + sign to expand the detail of a report the detail area
scrolls to the top of the sharepoint page. If all four web parts were
viewable and you were on the 2nd one down from the top, the first one
completely disappears. The only way to see it is to use the scroll bar
to move to the top of the page again. This behavior only happens with
RS Web Parts. This is very anoying as you must find your place on the
page everytime you click on a + or - sign. The page is always jumping
around.
Does anybody know how to stop this?Hi
It would be great if anyone can responde to this question since I'm having
the same problem. My end users are getting so anoyed that they have no
interest in using any drill-down reports. As soon as a report is anything
other than a very basic report with only one or two grouping levels,
drill-down functionality is useless.
This is very bad for those of us that recommended SQL RS to our
organizations as an enterprise reporting solution.
Can someone please help us with this?
"Jiles" wrote:
> I have installed 4 RS Viewer Web Parts on a share point page. When I
> click on the + sign to expand the detail of a report the detail area
> scrolls to the top of the sharepoint page. If all four web parts were
> viewable and you were on the 2nd one down from the top, the first one
> completely disappears. The only way to see it is to use the scroll bar
> to move to the top of the page again. This behavior only happens with
> RS Web Parts. This is very anoying as you must find your place on the
> page everytime you click on a + or - sign. The page is always jumping
> around.
> Does anybody know how to stop this?
>

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

RS 2005 Web Parts

I am using the SQL 2005 Reporting Services web parts within a WSS site.
SQLRS uses IIS virtual smtp server for delivery which works fine.
Using the report explorer web part, when I setup a subscription, the
value in the To: field defaults to the uneditable <username> rather
than a full mail address (username@.somewhere.com).
Is there a way to change this behavior such that the To: field displays
the full maill address instead?
Thanks!You can't make the UI show the host name, but you can make the server apply
a host name if one is not present. In the RSReportServer.config file, in
the element DefaultHostName, set your hostname and all address which do not
have a host name will get the value in this field.
--
-Daniel
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
"Jim" <emailjeffp@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1136576961.392050.65820@.g44g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
>I am using the SQL 2005 Reporting Services web parts within a WSS site.
> SQLRS uses IIS virtual smtp server for delivery which works fine.
> Using the report explorer web part, when I setup a subscription, the
> value in the To: field defaults to the uneditable <username> rather
> than a full mail address (username@.somewhere.com).
> Is there a way to change this behavior such that the To: field displays
> the full maill address instead?
> Thanks!
>