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ASP.NET 5 Support? #121
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It supports ASP.NET 5. Do you have an issue? |
No, someone asked me a question regarding ASP.NET 5 support for MVCReportViewer. I couldn't find any information related to that in the home page. So I asked that question. Thank you |
No problem. The helper supports ASP.NET MVC 4 and 5. I am going to try it with ASP.NET MVC 6 with v0.8 |
Any feedback regarding support of ASP.NET 5 MVC 6? |
I am going to take a look on November/December 2015 after ASP.NET 5 RC1. |
I want to have release 0.8 finished and have MVC 6 support in 0.9. |
Thx for providing such good tool. |
Please take a look to https://github.com/ilich/MvcReportViewer/blob/master/MvcReportViewerExample/Views/Home/LocalReports.cshtml example. I'd also recommend to download sample application and play with it. |
Is MVC Report Viewer supported in ASP.NET5 MVC 6? |
You can try to use it. I think it will work out of box. I am going to do testing by the end of the year once I will have time. |
The reportviewer is not showing the print button in Chrome and Firefox how can i display the print button? |
@zeeshan4119 That's a known issue with the report viewer, as the print button is an ActiveX control. There are a few methods you can use to essentially duplicate the same functionality. For example: http://www.neodynamic.com/articles/How-to-add-Cross-Browser-Printing-to-ASP-NET-ReportViewer-toolbar/ |
Please check this:
Run sample application from the repository and check if Print button works in your browser. If it does not work then there is an issue with your server setup and/or browser. |
One more thing. Print button will render report to PDF which you can print from your web-browser or Acrobat reader. Printer printing is supported only in Internet Explorer because it required ActiveX support. |
Just wondering how long it might take to release the support for ASP.NET 5 MVC 6? |
I think it should work now. I will try to find time to test it. Have you tried to use MvcReportViewer with MVC 6? What issues have you experienced? |
I added the reference to my view. But I don't find any helper method. |
You should add |
Please let me know if you still have issues after the fix. |
yes I added that |
It seem that I will have to test the helper myself. I will try to do it later this week or next week. Please let me know if you will find the cause of the issue. |
OK. I will take a look. Thank you for the information. I am afraid I will have to create special fork for MVC 6. |
hi, do you have a video tutorial about this is project ? |
No, I do not have any video tutorials. I'd recommend you to take a look to the sample application I've built. I hope it will provide you enough information how to use the solution. |
thakn so much for you respon my ask oh ya, i have a problem to open your project this is error comment "cannot be opened because it is version 782. This server supports version 655 and earlier. A downgrade path is not supported." any solution ? |
Unfortunately you need Visual Studio 2015 and SQL Server 2014 Express for development. |
@ilich |
Please, how about the special fork for MVC 6? |
ASP.NET Core fork sounds good. The only problem, I seee, MvcReportViewer uses Report Viewer Web Forms control. It does not seem that MS will support web forms for ASP.NET Core in the nearest future. Please let me know if I am wrong. Otherwise I am open for forks and pull requests because I am busy with other projects. Unfortunately, I do not use SSRS at work at the moment. This is the main reason why it is hard to find time for MvcReportViewer. |
Following through the referenced project above, https://github.com/alanjuden/MvcReportViewer looks interesting (assuming @ilich isn't going to be able to work on this project any time soon). |
ok, thanks! |
Unfortunately, ASP.NET Core does not support Web Forms and ReportViewer 2016 control is not going to work there. I am going to update the project to use the latest Report Viewer control, but it won't work on ASP.NET Core. Please use https://github.com/alanjuden/MvcReportViewer if you need ASP.NET Core support and do not use Microsoft implementation. My library is a wrapper around Microsoft component. I hope, Microsoft will support web forms for ASP.NET Core in the future, and I will be able to bring the extension there. |
Is MVCReportViewer supported in ASPNET 5?
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