Interactive Report Problem In Asp.Net

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• AlexTZ

  April 2010 edited 12:54PM

  Hello,
  
  WebReport does not support interactive features now. This is very complex task, it will be implemented in further versions.
• Cougar

  April 2010 edited 12:54PM

  AlexTZ wrote: »

  Hello,
  
  WebReport does not support interactive features now. This is very complex task, it will be implemented in further versions.

  
  
  really really appreciate for your attention and your answer...
  some days ago i had a topic about Dialog Reports and your partner told me u can not use them in web report...
  and now this [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":(" border="0" alt="sad.gif" /> how can i find what features are supported in web report and why FastReport.Net Demo has not any category about web... thanks a lot[/img]
• AlexTZ

  April 2010 edited 12:54PM

  Since the main FR.Net demo is WinForms application, there is no Web categories here. You can find some web demo projects under the Demos folder.
  Currently we don't support the following features in the WebReport:
  - direct printing (printing is done via pdf and Acrobat Reader)
  - dialogue forms
  - interactivity (such as drill-down/drill-through reports, Click event handlers)
  - overlapped report objects
• Cougar

  April 2010 edited April 2010

  AlexTZ wrote: »

  Since the main FR.Net demo is WinForms application, there is no Web categories here. You can find some web demo projects under the Demos folder.
  Currently we don't support the following features in the WebReport:
  - direct printing (printing is done via pdf and Acrobat Reader)
  - dialogue forms
  - interactivity (such as drill-down/drill-through reports, Click event handlers)
  - overlapped report objects

  
  
  - direct printing (printing is done via pdf and Acrobat Reader)
  
  what is that mean direct printing - this means we can not print our report with printer in web app...
• AlexTZ

  April 2010 edited 12:54PM

  In a web app, there are following ways to print a report:
  - export to pdf and print using Acrobat Reader. The most accurate way, but requires Acrobat Reader installed on the client PC.
  - export to html, open the result in a new browser window, then print using the browser (File|Print). Not accurate, there is no control over page size, margins etc.
  - create ActiveX control that will print the report directly (just like you do in the winforms app). This is supported by Internet Explorer only.
  
• Cougar

  April 2010 edited 12:54PM

  AlexTZ wrote: »

  In a web app, there are following ways to print a report:
  - export to pdf and print using Acrobat Reader. The most accurate way, but requires Acrobat Reader installed on the client PC.
  - export to html, open the result in a new browser window, then print using the browser (File|Print). Not accurate, there is no control over page size, margins etc.
  - create ActiveX control that will print the report directly (just like you do in the winforms app). This is supported by Internet Explorer only.

  
  
  really really thankss for support and attention
  can u lead me for doing this ->- create ActiveX control that will print the report directly (just like you do in the winforms app). This is supported by Internet Explorer only.
  i am unfamiliar with Fastreport winforms...
  what activex exactly do ? and how can i use that ?
  this is so important for users to print their report directly in their web page...(i think ie is enough)
  but how can i do that?
• AlexTZ

  April 2010 edited 12:54PM

  Sorry, it's complex enough, I cannot help you with this. Currently we support only pdf printing way. The second way (via browser) will be available soon as well.
• javadhh

  April 2010 edited 12:54PM

  Hello , I have the same Problem with printing with FastReport On a WebApp How Can I Find That ActiveX?
  What is it's Name?
  Please someone help me to know it , thanks very much
• AlexTZ

  April 2010 edited 12:54PM

  Hello,
  
  There is no such ActiveX, we have no plans to develop it.