Drilldown doesnt work through Render Method.

I created a drilldown report in VS 2003. When checked in the VS2003 preview
and Reportmanager the report works fine. But when the same report is rendered
to HTML through ReportingService.Render method, the expand/Collapse images
are not rendered nor does the report show clickable links to view the
collapsed section. None of the drilldown reports installed with the samples
too, do not work when rendered.
I am guessing that the Show/Hide Toggle ID may play a key part to the
solution, but help files do not posses enough information.
Any help in this matter is highly appreciated.
KunjalWhen you render it, what format is the rendering? If it is HTML3.2, it
doesn't have the JScript requirements you need. Try to do it in HTML4.0.
"Kunjald" wrote:
> I created a drilldown report in VS 2003. When checked in the VS2003 preview
> and Reportmanager the report works fine. But when the same report is rendered
> to HTML through ReportingService.Render method, the expand/Collapse images
> are not rendered nor does the report show clickable links to view the
> collapsed section. None of the drilldown reports installed with the samples
> too, do not work when rendered.
> I am guessing that the Show/Hide Toggle ID may play a key part to the
> solution, but help files do not posses enough information.
> Any help in this matter is highly appreciated.
> Kunjal|||This just happened to me yesterday, my first day using RS. It turns out
that I browsed to the server the wrong way.
I entered
http://<server>/ReportManager/<myProject>
which sent me to the directory folders, but the report did not render
correctly. I should have gone to:
http://<server>/Reports
And then browsed to the report there. Going in that way, I and my
co-workers could view the report correctly.
Cheers,
Daniel Williams
"Kunjald" <Kunjald@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I created a drilldown report in VS 2003. When checked in the VS2003 preview
> and Reportmanager the report works fine. But when the same report is
> rendered
> to HTML through ReportingService.Render method, the expand/Collapse images
> are not rendered nor does the report show clickable links to view the
> collapsed section. None of the drilldown reports installed with the
> samples
> too, do not work when rendered.
> I am guessing that the Show/Hide Toggle ID may play a key part to the
> solution, but help files do not posses enough information.
> Any help in this matter is highly appreciated.
> Kunjal|||Hi
I am rendering the report in HTML4.0 format. Just to give more info, i am
rendering the images and stylesheet as seperate streams and linking them
correctly.
The report just doesnt show the + & - images nor does the html source have
any code to indicate that a clickable element is present.
My browser is set to default settings, cookies are enabled, nor does the
server name have any spaces or underscores or stuff like that.
To verify my code and the report design, i tried to render the "Territory
Sales Drilldown" report from the sample application and observed the same
behaviour that the report works fine in VS environment and on the report
server, but not when rendered to HTML4.0.
Help in this regard will be highly appreaciated.
"swildermuth" <swildermuth@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When you render it, what format is the rendering? If it is HTML3.2, it
> doesn't have the JScript requirements you need. Try to do it in HTML4.0.
> "Kunjald" wrote:
> > I created a drilldown report in VS 2003. When checked in the VS2003
preview
> > and Reportmanager the report works fine. But when the same report is
rendered
> > to HTML through ReportingService.Render method, the expand/Collapse
images
> > are not rendered nor does the report show clickable links to view the
> > collapsed section. None of the drilldown reports installed with the
samples
> > too, do not work when rendered.
> > I am guessing that the Show/Hide Toggle ID may play a key part to the
> > solution, but help files do not posses enough information.
> > Any help in this matter is highly appreciated.
> >
> > Kunjal