Could you please let me know the location to chage the settings for SharePoint. We have implimented SSRS in SharePoint integrated Mode and users have to scroll right & down to click on Apply for filters. Should I add a line like your example or do something else?ĭoesn't work. What if your reportviewer file does not have a meta tag? Ours has an "asp:literal" line instead.
There doesnt seem to be a reportviewer.aspx file that I can locate. In Sharepoint I'm not sure where to find any configuration file with the meta tags. But on the aspx page with the web parts the parameters all disappear in the parameter pane after selecting a date parameter. Changing the emulation mode seems to help most of the time but it doesn't stick (emulation goes back to a default of 8) Anyway it feels like this is not the root cause solution. If I navigate to the actual rdl file it works fine. This incompatibility behaviour started last week for some users who let updatds throught (they aren't supposed to be able but that is another story). This allows us to put a section above the report with descriptive text and the report runs below. We run ssrs in sharepoint using web part pages and the report viewer web part to view the rdl. We made the change but the file did not recompile even after restarting report services? How can I get this file to recompile on the server? We tried restarting the report services and running a report. I changed the reportviewer file but it does not recompile the reportviews.aspx file. We are trying Fix the SSRS Compatibility Issue at the Server Level. Fix at client browser level.), if I do have 2000 clients in this case how I can do it one by one in all so kindly write if you have any group policy or something like that. Thanks for your post and it helped me out to resolve my issue but on the other hand my issue is not fixed completely and now the problem is that the configuration we have to do at the client end (1. Has anyone found any solution, please share. We are still in SharePoint 2010, will installing the latest CU and service pack fix this issue or is it a SSRS issue. But on the aspx page with the web parts the parameters all disappear in the parameter pane after selecting any parameter as mentioned by Rick Fitch. This incompatibility behaviour started March third week as part of Microsft security updates. You cannot edit the original X-UA-Compatible tag because it is compiled into the DLL, but you can add a 2nd tag to the aspx file.
#Compatibility view on edge code
The same idea can be applied to report.aspx by adding the code below.
MSRS10_50.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportManager\Pages
This tip assumes that your SSRS report is developed and working fine with Chrome
How can you make SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) compatible with IE11? Solution When you preview the same SSRS report in Chrome or Mozilla Firefox, it works fine without any issue, which means it is a browser compatibility issue. You may also find that the toolbar that displays the report controls and export features, appears on multiple lines when viewed with IE11. Also, sometimes when you change parameter values IE11 stops responding or it takesĪ long time to load the report. You upgraded to Internet Explorer 11, now when you previewĪ SQL Server Reporting Services (SSRS) report you find the print command is not visible in By: Ghanesh Prasad | Updated: | Comments (19) | Related: > Reporting Services Configuration
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