Hi,
I have reporting services installed on windows 2003 server.
Embedded Images do display in designer preview, but they do not display in
Report Manager or browser. When I use localhost instead of my machine name in
report url, then images are displayed. I have installed service pack 1 & 2
for RS. After that I installed SP4 for SQL Server. Can some body help in this
regard?
Thanks in anticipation.Hi
Following issue is resolved.
Please look at following link. "_" in the machine name is the
culprit. I used the IP and it worked fine. Also replace machine name in
report server and report manager config files with machine IP address.
http://groups.google.com.pk/group/microsoft.public.sqlserver.reportingsvcs/browse_thread/thread/dc1fcfec0c41ec70/23425c9cbdabb2a1?q=%22reporting+services%22+%2B+%22images%22&rnum=1&hl=en#23425c9cbdabb2a1
"Saeed Ahmad" wrote:
> Hi,
> I have reporting services installed on windows 2003 server.
> Embedded Images do display in designer preview, but they do not display in
> Report Manager or browser. When I use localhost instead of my machine name in
> report url, then images are displayed. I have installed service pack 1 & 2
> for RS. After that I installed SP4 for SQL Server. Can some body help in this
> regard?
> Thanks in anticipation.
>|||I've narrowed this down a bit. It seems to happen only with line art no
matter what file format your using (png, gif etc.) The only way I've found
around it (which isn't acceptable in my opinion) is to use the "fit"
parameter for the image.
From what I've read - RS sends a jscript to resize image in browser. I'm
guessing it fails to work because it is line art.
"Saeed Ahmad" <Saeed Ahmad@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B47ABB44-24D6-433D-A621-9DCBE48690C1@.microsoft.com...
> Hi,
> I have reporting services installed on windows 2003 server.
> Embedded Images do display in designer preview, but they do not display in
> Report Manager or browser. When I use localhost instead of my machine name
> in
> report url, then images are displayed. I have installed service pack 1 & 2
> for RS. After that I installed SP4 for SQL Server. Can some body help in
> this
> regard?
> Thanks in anticipation.
>sql
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Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Images as project
Hi, i have just using the images as project, but strange thing happen...
when i preview the project, it's alright, and if i export from the preview,
i can see the pictures, but if i open the report using http:// or right
clicking the solution and click run, , the picture doesn't show up... and it
is showing as X...
can anyone help me? where do i need to restore the file to..' does it has
to be saved on the server first?
thank you.Normally report designer should publish project images when deploying a
project.
Do you see images when you browse report folder in Report Manager?
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"Daniel" <danielk@.adstream.com.au> wrote in message
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> Hi, i have just using the images as project, but strange thing happen...
> when i preview the project, it's alright, and if i export from the
> preview,
> i can see the pictures, but if i open the report using http:// or right
> clicking the solution and click run, , the picture doesn't show up... and
> it
> is showing as X...
> can anyone help me? where do i need to restore the file to..' does it
> has
> to be saved on the server first?
>
> thank you.
>
>
>|||Daniel,
You need to deploy the images to the Report Server (same as you did for the
reports i.e rdl files).
Good Luck,
Jas.
"Daniel" wrote:
> Hi, i have just using the images as project, but strange thing happen...
> when i preview the project, it's alright, and if i export from the preview,
> i can see the pictures, but if i open the report using http:// or right
> clicking the solution and click run, , the picture doesn't show up... and it
> is showing as X...
> can anyone help me? where do i need to restore the file to..' does it has
> to be saved on the server first?
>
> thank you.
>
>
>
>
when i preview the project, it's alright, and if i export from the preview,
i can see the pictures, but if i open the report using http:// or right
clicking the solution and click run, , the picture doesn't show up... and it
is showing as X...
can anyone help me? where do i need to restore the file to..' does it has
to be saved on the server first?
thank you.Normally report designer should publish project images when deploying a
project.
Do you see images when you browse report folder in Report Manager?
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"Daniel" <danielk@.adstream.com.au> wrote in message
news:eG%23orCDhEHA.2764@.TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...
> Hi, i have just using the images as project, but strange thing happen...
> when i preview the project, it's alright, and if i export from the
> preview,
> i can see the pictures, but if i open the report using http:// or right
> clicking the solution and click run, , the picture doesn't show up... and
> it
> is showing as X...
> can anyone help me? where do i need to restore the file to..' does it
> has
> to be saved on the server first?
>
> thank you.
>
>
>|||Daniel,
You need to deploy the images to the Report Server (same as you did for the
reports i.e rdl files).
Good Luck,
Jas.
"Daniel" wrote:
> Hi, i have just using the images as project, but strange thing happen...
> when i preview the project, it's alright, and if i export from the preview,
> i can see the pictures, but if i open the report using http:// or right
> clicking the solution and click run, , the picture doesn't show up... and it
> is showing as X...
> can anyone help me? where do i need to restore the file to..' does it has
> to be saved on the server first?
>
> thank you.
>
>
>
>
Monday, March 26, 2012
Images aren't being displayed in deployed Reports
Hi everybody,Reporting Services Error
The stream cannot be found. The stream identifier that is provided to an operation cannot be located in the report server database. (rsStreamNotFound) Get Online Help|||I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!
When I develop and run (preview) a report in my machine (Vs.net 2003), the report is displayed correctly, including images.
But, when I deploy the report to the server (Win2k Server), the report runs OK, but the images are not displayed!
I've already tried everything I found in the internet about this problem .... changed the way of put the image in the report (Embedded, External), tried an image with only RGB colors, changed the account for unattended execution (rsconfig) .... but nothing worked!!!
Does anybody have any idea about what might be happening?
Thanks a lot!!Make sure cookies are enabled in your browser. Images rely on sessions and sessions rely on cookies.
To better diagnose this you can right click on the missing image icon right after rendering report, go to properties and copy link for the image. Make sure you copy the entire link. Then paste it in the address bar of the same window that displays report. You'll see better error message.|||Yes, cookies are enabled.
Actually, view the properties of the image was the first step I took ...
The image link:
http://server/ReportServer?%2fOpexReports%2fReport1&rs%3aFormat=HTML4.0&rs%3aImageID=6b02dc52-73b7-489e-8dfe-730e6d9bfd6b
when I copy the link in IE, I get this error:
Reporting Services Error
The stream cannot be found. The stream identifier that is provided to an operation cannot be located in the report server database. (rsStreamNotFound) Get Online Help|||I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!I discovered that images in report rendering rely on session and cookies.
When you have and underscore "_" in the server name, this may cause some session problems.
So I update the field UseSessionCookies to 'False' in the ConfigurationInfo table, in the RS Database. The images are now displayed!
Regards!|||
Hi Rodrigo,
I am also facing the problem similar to your problem. I have followed your approach for solution, but unfortunately i am not able to get the solution.
Can you please provide me some approach for solving this problem
Regards,
Vikas Khandpur
|||Just change the IP address to the computer name and it will work
Images aren't being displayed in deployed Reports
Hi everybody,Reporting Services Error
The stream cannot be found. The stream identifier that is provided to an operation cannot be located in the report server database. (rsStreamNotFound) Get Online Help|||I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!
When I develop and run (preview) a report in my machine (Vs.net 2003), the report is displayed correctly, including images.
But, when I deploy the report to the server (Win2k Server), the report runs OK, but the images are not displayed!
I've already tried everything I found in the internet about this problem .... changed the way of put the image in the report (Embedded, External), tried an image with only RGB colors, changed the account for unattended execution (rsconfig) .... but nothing worked!!!
Does anybody have any idea about what might be happening?
Thanks a lot!!Make sure cookies are enabled in your browser. Images rely on sessions and sessions rely on cookies.
To better diagnose this you can right click on the missing image icon right after rendering report, go to properties and copy link for the image. Make sure you copy the entire link. Then paste it in the address bar of the same window that displays report. You'll see better error message.|||Yes, cookies are enabled.
Actually, view the properties of the image was the first step I took ...
The image link:
http://server/ReportServer?%2fOpexReports%2fReport1&rs%3aFormat=HTML4.0&rs%3aImageID=6b02dc52-73b7-489e-8dfe-730e6d9bfd6b
when I copy the link in IE, I get this error:
Reporting Services Error
The stream cannot be found. The stream identifier that is provided to an operation cannot be located in the report server database. (rsStreamNotFound) Get Online Help|||I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!I discovered that images in report rendering rely on session and cookies.
When you have and underscore "_" in the server name, this may cause some session problems.
So I update the field UseSessionCookies to 'False' in the ConfigurationInfo table, in the RS Database. The images are now displayed!
Regards!|||
Hi Rodrigo,
I am also facing the problem similar to your problem. I have followed your approach for solution, but unfortunately i am not able to get the solution.
Can you please provide me some approach for solving this problem
Regards,
Vikas Khandpur
|||Just change the IP address to the computer name and it will work
Images aren't being displayed in deployed Reports
Hi everybody,Reporting Services Error
The stream cannot be found. The stream identifier that is provided to an operation cannot be located in the report server database. (rsStreamNotFound) Get Online Help|||I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!
When I develop and run (preview) a report in my machine (Vs.net 2003), the report is displayed correctly, including images.
But, when I deploy the report to the server (Win2k Server), the report runs OK, but the images are not displayed!
I've already tried everything I found in the internet about this problem .... changed the way of put the image in the report (Embedded, External), tried an image with only RGB colors, changed the account for unattended execution (rsconfig) .... but nothing worked!!!
Does anybody have any idea about what might be happening?
Thanks a lot!!Make sure cookies are enabled in your browser. Images rely on sessions and sessions rely on cookies.
To better diagnose this you can right click on the missing image icon right after rendering report, go to properties and copy link for the image. Make sure you copy the entire link. Then paste it in the address bar of the same window that displays report. You'll see better error message.|||Yes, cookies are enabled.
Actually, view the properties of the image was the first step I took ...
The image link:
http://server/ReportServer?%2fOpexReports%2fReport1&rs%3aFormat=HTML4.0&rs%3aImageID=6b02dc52-73b7-489e-8dfe-730e6d9bfd6b
when I copy the link in IE, I get this error:
Reporting Services Error
The stream cannot be found. The stream identifier that is provided to an operation cannot be located in the report server database. (rsStreamNotFound) Get Online Help|||I SOLVED THE PROBLEM!!I discovered that images in report rendering rely on session and cookies.
When you have and underscore "_" in the server name, this may cause some session problems.
So I update the field UseSessionCookies to 'False' in the ConfigurationInfo table, in the RS Database. The images are now displayed!
Regards!|||
Hi Rodrigo,
I am also facing the problem similar to your problem. I have followed your approach for solution, but unfortunately i am not able to get the solution.
Can you please provide me some approach for solving this problem
Regards,
Vikas Khandpur
|||Just change the IP address to the computer name and it will work
Images and PDF Export POST SP2
I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still looking
for the answer.
I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio works
perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
scrambled images.
Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a png
image? We still need transparency.
Ryan
>On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which according
>to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine in
>> HTML
>> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are not
>> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> signal).
>>
>> Any ideas or thoughts?Same issue here, although my image is being converted at runtime to png via a
.Net assembly. I get the same results through the browser and VS IDE.
"Ryan Opfer" wrote:
> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still looking
> for the answer.
> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio works
> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
> scrambled images.
> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a png
> image? We still need transparency.
> Ryan
> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which according
> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine in
> >> HTML
> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are not
> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
> >> signal).
> >>
> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>
>|||I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my image
control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG eliminated
the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG. The
problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
"Ryan Opfer" wrote:
> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still looking
> for the answer.
> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio works
> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
> scrambled images.
> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a png
> image? We still need transparency.
> Ryan
> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which according
> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine in
> >> HTML
> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are not
> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
> >> signal).
> >>
> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>
>|||I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when exporting
to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is exhibiting
this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
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"Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my image
> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
> eliminated
> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG. The
> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>> looking
>> for the answer.
>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio works
>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>> scrambled images.
>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a
>> png
>> image? We still need transparency.
>> Ryan
>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>> >according
>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine in
>> >> HTML
>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are not
>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> >> signal).
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>|||We don't currently support true color w/alpha PNG files, only indexed color
(color type 3). If your graphics editing program allows you to specify the
color type of your PNG and save it as a type 3 file you should be fine.
Prior to SP2, we converted all images to bitmaps which bloated the PDF file.
We now compress but have less flexibility on certain image types.
I've opened a bug for this issue so we can hopefully get it fixed in Yukon.
The easiest work-around for our SQL Server 2000 release is to save as a type
3 file or use a jpg.
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"Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
news:%23IailDwWFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Thanks Donovan for looking into this. Here is our logo
> (logoRenderedFromBrowser.png). It was originally a GIF image but when
> rendered to the browser it becomes a png image (perhaps a reason why we
> can export to PDF via visual studio but not from the browser). Also
> attached is the scrambled logo (scrambledImage.jpg) screen shot taken
> directly after export to pdf via the browser.
> Again, prior to SP2 all reports exported as expected via the browser to
> pdf. One can only assume that there's been a change with sp2.
> Thanks in advance,
> Ryan
>
> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:%23b0JjJnWFHA.2256@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when
>> exporting
>> to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is exhibiting
>> this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my image
>> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
>> eliminated
>> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG. The
>> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
>> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>> looking
>> for the answer.
>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio
>> works
>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>> scrambled images.
>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a
>> png
>> image? We still need transparency.
>> Ryan
>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>> >according
>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine
>> >> in
>> >> HTML
>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are
>> >> not
>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> >> signal).
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>
>>
>
>|||Thanks Donovan for the information. I was in error when I had said that we
were originally using a GIF image and that RS was converting it when
rendering for the browser. We are indeed using png files at 24 bit.
I did save the image as png-8 (which I assume is color type 3) which does
fix this problem--although it's lousy quality.
So thanks again for the solution/work around.
Ryan
It is interesting though that you mention that RS doesn't currently support
true color w/alpha PNG files. I'm not even using PNG, it's RS that is
converting it to
"Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:eXILSR1WFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> We don't currently support true color w/alpha PNG files, only indexed
> color (color type 3). If your graphics editing program allows you to
> specify the color type of your PNG and save it as a type 3 file you should
> be fine. Prior to SP2, we converted all images to bitmaps which bloated
> the PDF file. We now compress but have less flexibility on certain image
> types.
> I've opened a bug for this issue so we can hopefully get it fixed in
> Yukon. The easiest work-around for our SQL Server 2000 release is to save
> as a type 3 file or use a jpg.
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
> "Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
> news:%23IailDwWFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Thanks Donovan for looking into this. Here is our logo
>> (logoRenderedFromBrowser.png). It was originally a GIF image but when
>> rendered to the browser it becomes a png image (perhaps a reason why we
>> can export to PDF via visual studio but not from the browser). Also
>> attached is the scrambled logo (scrambledImage.jpg) screen shot taken
>> directly after export to pdf via the browser.
>> Again, prior to SP2 all reports exported as expected via the browser to
>> pdf. One can only assume that there's been a change with sp2.
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Ryan
>>
>> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23b0JjJnWFHA.2256@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when
>> exporting
>> to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is
>> exhibiting
>> this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my
>>image
>> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
>> eliminated
>> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG. The
>> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
>> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>> looking
>> for the answer.
>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio
>> works
>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>> scrambled images.
>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read
>> a
>> png
>> image? We still need transparency.
>> Ryan
>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>> >according
>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine
>> >> in
>> >> HTML
>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are
>> >> not
>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> >> signal).
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>|||Ah, OK. I couldn't quite understand the GIF part of your message. :)
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"Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
news:ep6g6EAXFHA.3348@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Thanks Donovan for the information. I was in error when I had said that
> we were originally using a GIF image and that RS was converting it when
> rendering for the browser. We are indeed using png files at 24 bit.
> I did save the image as png-8 (which I assume is color type 3) which does
> fix this problem--although it's lousy quality.
> So thanks again for the solution/work around.
> Ryan
> It is interesting though that you mention that RS doesn't currently
> support true color w/alpha PNG files. I'm not even using PNG, it's RS
> that is converting it to
> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:eXILSR1WFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> We don't currently support true color w/alpha PNG files, only indexed
>> color (color type 3). If your graphics editing program allows you to
>> specify the color type of your PNG and save it as a type 3 file you
>> should be fine. Prior to SP2, we converted all images to bitmaps which
>> bloated the PDF file. We now compress but have less flexibility on
>> certain image types.
>> I've opened a bug for this issue so we can hopefully get it fixed in
>> Yukon. The easiest work-around for our SQL Server 2000 release is to save
>> as a type 3 file or use a jpg.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
>> news:%23IailDwWFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Thanks Donovan for looking into this. Here is our logo
>> (logoRenderedFromBrowser.png). It was originally a GIF image but when
>> rendered to the browser it becomes a png image (perhaps a reason why we
>> can export to PDF via visual studio but not from the browser). Also
>> attached is the scrambled logo (scrambledImage.jpg) screen shot taken
>> directly after export to pdf via the browser.
>> Again, prior to SP2 all reports exported as expected via the browser to
>> pdf. One can only assume that there's been a change with sp2.
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Ryan
>>
>> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23b0JjJnWFHA.2256@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when
>> exporting
>> to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is
>> exhibiting
>> this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my
>>image
>> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
>> eliminated
>> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG.
>> The
>> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
>> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>> looking
>> for the answer.
>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio
>> works
>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>> scrambled images.
>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read
>> a
>> png
>> image? We still need transparency.
>> Ryan
>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>> >according
>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display
>> >> fine in
>> >> HTML
>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are
>> >> not
>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> >> signal).
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>|||One more export issue. When exporting to pdf using the 8 bit png image
(color type 3) from the browser, transparency doesn't work (and it use to
under SP1). As proof that the image is transparent, I can print using the
new print button and transparency works fine. Also when exporting to pdf
via Visual Studio transparency works fine as well (of course so did the 24
bit png).
At least it's not scrambled though!
Ryan
"Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:%23MmyV8AXFHA.2288@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Ah, OK. I couldn't quite understand the GIF part of your message. :)
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
> "Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
> news:ep6g6EAXFHA.3348@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Thanks Donovan for the information. I was in error when I had said that
>> we were originally using a GIF image and that RS was converting it when
>> rendering for the browser. We are indeed using png files at 24 bit.
>> I did save the image as png-8 (which I assume is color type 3) which does
>> fix this problem--although it's lousy quality.
>> So thanks again for the solution/work around.
>> Ryan
>> It is interesting though that you mention that RS doesn't currently
>> support true color w/alpha PNG files. I'm not even using PNG, it's RS
>> that is converting it to
>> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:eXILSR1WFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> We don't currently support true color w/alpha PNG files, only indexed
>> color (color type 3). If your graphics editing program allows you to
>> specify the color type of your PNG and save it as a type 3 file you
>> should be fine. Prior to SP2, we converted all images to bitmaps which
>> bloated the PDF file. We now compress but have less flexibility on
>> certain image types.
>> I've opened a bug for this issue so we can hopefully get it fixed in
>> Yukon. The easiest work-around for our SQL Server 2000 release is to
>> save as a type 3 file or use a jpg.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
>> news:%23IailDwWFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Thanks Donovan for looking into this. Here is our logo
>> (logoRenderedFromBrowser.png). It was originally a GIF image but when
>> rendered to the browser it becomes a png image (perhaps a reason why we
>> can export to PDF via visual studio but not from the browser). Also
>> attached is the scrambled logo (scrambledImage.jpg) screen shot taken
>> directly after export to pdf via the browser.
>> Again, prior to SP2 all reports exported as expected via the browser to
>> pdf. One can only assume that there's been a change with sp2.
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Ryan
>>
>> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23b0JjJnWFHA.2256@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when
>> exporting
>> to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is
>> exhibiting
>> this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my
>>image
>> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
>> eliminated
>> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG.
>> The
>> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
>> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>>> looking
>>> for the answer.
>>>
>>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio
>>> works
>>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>>> scrambled images.
>>>
>>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to
>>> read a
>>> png
>>> image? We still need transparency.
>>>
>>> Ryan
>>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>>> >according
>>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>>>
>>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>>>
>>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display
>>> >> fine in
>>> >> HTML
>>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are
>>> >> not
>>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled
>>> >> TV
>>> >> signal).
>>> >>
>>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
for the answer.
I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio works
perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
scrambled images.
Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a png
image? We still need transparency.
Ryan
>On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which according
>to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine in
>> HTML
>> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are not
>> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> signal).
>>
>> Any ideas or thoughts?Same issue here, although my image is being converted at runtime to png via a
.Net assembly. I get the same results through the browser and VS IDE.
"Ryan Opfer" wrote:
> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still looking
> for the answer.
> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio works
> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
> scrambled images.
> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a png
> image? We still need transparency.
> Ryan
> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which according
> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine in
> >> HTML
> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are not
> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
> >> signal).
> >>
> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>
>|||I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my image
control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG eliminated
the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG. The
problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
"Ryan Opfer" wrote:
> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still looking
> for the answer.
> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio works
> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
> scrambled images.
> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a png
> image? We still need transparency.
> Ryan
> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which according
> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine in
> >> HTML
> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are not
> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
> >> signal).
> >>
> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>
>|||I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when exporting
to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is exhibiting
this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
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"Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my image
> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
> eliminated
> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG. The
> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>> looking
>> for the answer.
>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio works
>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>> scrambled images.
>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a
>> png
>> image? We still need transparency.
>> Ryan
>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>> >according
>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine in
>> >> HTML
>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are not
>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> >> signal).
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>|||We don't currently support true color w/alpha PNG files, only indexed color
(color type 3). If your graphics editing program allows you to specify the
color type of your PNG and save it as a type 3 file you should be fine.
Prior to SP2, we converted all images to bitmaps which bloated the PDF file.
We now compress but have less flexibility on certain image types.
I've opened a bug for this issue so we can hopefully get it fixed in Yukon.
The easiest work-around for our SQL Server 2000 release is to save as a type
3 file or use a jpg.
--
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"Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
news:%23IailDwWFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Thanks Donovan for looking into this. Here is our logo
> (logoRenderedFromBrowser.png). It was originally a GIF image but when
> rendered to the browser it becomes a png image (perhaps a reason why we
> can export to PDF via visual studio but not from the browser). Also
> attached is the scrambled logo (scrambledImage.jpg) screen shot taken
> directly after export to pdf via the browser.
> Again, prior to SP2 all reports exported as expected via the browser to
> pdf. One can only assume that there's been a change with sp2.
> Thanks in advance,
> Ryan
>
> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:%23b0JjJnWFHA.2256@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when
>> exporting
>> to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is exhibiting
>> this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my image
>> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
>> eliminated
>> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG. The
>> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
>> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>> looking
>> for the answer.
>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio
>> works
>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>> scrambled images.
>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read a
>> png
>> image? We still need transparency.
>> Ryan
>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>> >according
>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine
>> >> in
>> >> HTML
>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are
>> >> not
>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> >> signal).
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>
>>
>
>|||Thanks Donovan for the information. I was in error when I had said that we
were originally using a GIF image and that RS was converting it when
rendering for the browser. We are indeed using png files at 24 bit.
I did save the image as png-8 (which I assume is color type 3) which does
fix this problem--although it's lousy quality.
So thanks again for the solution/work around.
Ryan
It is interesting though that you mention that RS doesn't currently support
true color w/alpha PNG files. I'm not even using PNG, it's RS that is
converting it to
"Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:eXILSR1WFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> We don't currently support true color w/alpha PNG files, only indexed
> color (color type 3). If your graphics editing program allows you to
> specify the color type of your PNG and save it as a type 3 file you should
> be fine. Prior to SP2, we converted all images to bitmaps which bloated
> the PDF file. We now compress but have less flexibility on certain image
> types.
> I've opened a bug for this issue so we can hopefully get it fixed in
> Yukon. The easiest work-around for our SQL Server 2000 release is to save
> as a type 3 file or use a jpg.
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
> "Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
> news:%23IailDwWFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Thanks Donovan for looking into this. Here is our logo
>> (logoRenderedFromBrowser.png). It was originally a GIF image but when
>> rendered to the browser it becomes a png image (perhaps a reason why we
>> can export to PDF via visual studio but not from the browser). Also
>> attached is the scrambled logo (scrambledImage.jpg) screen shot taken
>> directly after export to pdf via the browser.
>> Again, prior to SP2 all reports exported as expected via the browser to
>> pdf. One can only assume that there's been a change with sp2.
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Ryan
>>
>> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23b0JjJnWFHA.2256@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when
>> exporting
>> to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is
>> exhibiting
>> this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my
>>image
>> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
>> eliminated
>> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG. The
>> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
>> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>> looking
>> for the answer.
>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio
>> works
>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>> scrambled images.
>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read
>> a
>> png
>> image? We still need transparency.
>> Ryan
>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>> >according
>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display fine
>> >> in
>> >> HTML
>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are
>> >> not
>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> >> signal).
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>|||Ah, OK. I couldn't quite understand the GIF part of your message. :)
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"Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
news:ep6g6EAXFHA.3348@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Thanks Donovan for the information. I was in error when I had said that
> we were originally using a GIF image and that RS was converting it when
> rendering for the browser. We are indeed using png files at 24 bit.
> I did save the image as png-8 (which I assume is color type 3) which does
> fix this problem--although it's lousy quality.
> So thanks again for the solution/work around.
> Ryan
> It is interesting though that you mention that RS doesn't currently
> support true color w/alpha PNG files. I'm not even using PNG, it's RS
> that is converting it to
> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:eXILSR1WFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> We don't currently support true color w/alpha PNG files, only indexed
>> color (color type 3). If your graphics editing program allows you to
>> specify the color type of your PNG and save it as a type 3 file you
>> should be fine. Prior to SP2, we converted all images to bitmaps which
>> bloated the PDF file. We now compress but have less flexibility on
>> certain image types.
>> I've opened a bug for this issue so we can hopefully get it fixed in
>> Yukon. The easiest work-around for our SQL Server 2000 release is to save
>> as a type 3 file or use a jpg.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
>> news:%23IailDwWFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Thanks Donovan for looking into this. Here is our logo
>> (logoRenderedFromBrowser.png). It was originally a GIF image but when
>> rendered to the browser it becomes a png image (perhaps a reason why we
>> can export to PDF via visual studio but not from the browser). Also
>> attached is the scrambled logo (scrambledImage.jpg) screen shot taken
>> directly after export to pdf via the browser.
>> Again, prior to SP2 all reports exported as expected via the browser to
>> pdf. One can only assume that there's been a change with sp2.
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Ryan
>>
>> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23b0JjJnWFHA.2256@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when
>> exporting
>> to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is
>> exhibiting
>> this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my
>>image
>> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
>> eliminated
>> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG.
>> The
>> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
>> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>> looking
>> for the answer.
>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio
>> works
>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>> scrambled images.
>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to read
>> a
>> png
>> image? We still need transparency.
>> Ryan
>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>> >according
>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display
>> >> fine in
>> >> HTML
>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are
>> >> not
>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled TV
>> >> signal).
>> >>
>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>|||One more export issue. When exporting to pdf using the 8 bit png image
(color type 3) from the browser, transparency doesn't work (and it use to
under SP1). As proof that the image is transparent, I can print using the
new print button and transparency works fine. Also when exporting to pdf
via Visual Studio transparency works fine as well (of course so did the 24
bit png).
At least it's not scrambled though!
Ryan
"Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:%23MmyV8AXFHA.2288@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
> Ah, OK. I couldn't quite understand the GIF part of your message. :)
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>
> "Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
> news:ep6g6EAXFHA.3348@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Thanks Donovan for the information. I was in error when I had said that
>> we were originally using a GIF image and that RS was converting it when
>> rendering for the browser. We are indeed using png files at 24 bit.
>> I did save the image as png-8 (which I assume is color type 3) which does
>> fix this problem--although it's lousy quality.
>> So thanks again for the solution/work around.
>> Ryan
>> It is interesting though that you mention that RS doesn't currently
>> support true color w/alpha PNG files. I'm not even using PNG, it's RS
>> that is converting it to
>> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:eXILSR1WFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> We don't currently support true color w/alpha PNG files, only indexed
>> color (color type 3). If your graphics editing program allows you to
>> specify the color type of your PNG and save it as a type 3 file you
>> should be fine. Prior to SP2, we converted all images to bitmaps which
>> bloated the PDF file. We now compress but have less flexibility on
>> certain image types.
>> I've opened a bug for this issue so we can hopefully get it fixed in
>> Yukon. The easiest work-around for our SQL Server 2000 release is to
>> save as a type 3 file or use a jpg.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ryan Opfer" <ropfer@.usa.ibs.org> wrote in message
>> news:%23IailDwWFHA.3584@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> Thanks Donovan for looking into this. Here is our logo
>> (logoRenderedFromBrowser.png). It was originally a GIF image but when
>> rendered to the browser it becomes a png image (perhaps a reason why we
>> can export to PDF via visual studio but not from the browser). Also
>> attached is the scrambled logo (scrambledImage.jpg) screen shot taken
>> directly after export to pdf via the browser.
>> Again, prior to SP2 all reports exported as expected via the browser to
>> pdf. One can only assume that there's been a change with sp2.
>> Thanks in advance,
>> Ryan
>>
>> "Donovan Smith [MSFT]" <donovans@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:%23b0JjJnWFHA.2256@.TK2MSFTNGP14.phx.gbl...
>> I've tried a couple of images and didn't see PNG corruption when
>> exporting
>> to PDF. Would one of you please email me a sample PNG that is
>> exhibiting
>> this behavior so I can take a look? Thank you.
>> --
>> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
>> rights.
>>
>> "Ken Fox" <KenFox@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:DF0704F5-B6DF-4BEF-A042-0DE8D7E0F30D@.microsoft.com...
>>I use a custom centering/scaling function as the data source for my
>>image
>> control. Converting the function's output to either GIF or JPEG
>> eliminated
>> the problem for me. I have my image control's format set to JPEG.
>> The
>> problem appears for me when the function's output is set to PNG.
>> "Ryan Opfer" wrote:
>>> I've come accross the same problem having also installed SP2. Still
>>> looking
>>> for the answer.
>>>
>>> I did notice that exporting via the preview window in Visual Studio
>>> works
>>> perfectly. It's only exporting to pdf via a browser that causes the
>>> scrambled images.
>>>
>>> Does anyone have a work around, besides changing every report to
>>> read a
>>> png
>>> image? We still need transparency.
>>>
>>> Ryan
>>> >On Follow Up.. this appears to be images other than JPEG's, which
>>> >according
>>> >to documentation are all rendered as PNG's.
>>>
>>> >"Rob Johnson" wrote:
>>>
>>> >> After installing RS SP2, images included in my reports display
>>> >> fine in
>>> >> HTML
>>> >> View, Excel View and TIFF View, but when exported to PDF they are
>>> >> not
>>> >> displaying properly (they appear garbled, much like a scrambled
>>> >> TV
>>> >> signal).
>>> >>
>>> >> Any ideas or thoughts?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>
image won't show up
Hey all,
I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
jenrI have experienced the same problem in 2005 - NEVER in 2000!
I don't know what is happening!
"jenr" wrote:
> Hey all,
> I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
> layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
> idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
> jenr
>|||Well -
Is the image in your "project" ?
Was the image deployed to your server with the "deploy" of the project?
That is all I have ever done in the past - but I am speculating "here" and I
think there are some weird issues with the GDI of 2005! As I have said in
previous posts a graphical report in RS2000 works perfectly and taking the
same report to 2005 - some graphs are never rendered - a GDI+ error. Maybe
not the same with a *.jpg - but something for sure is funny somewhere.
Warm REgards,
joe
"code_slayer_bkk" wrote:
> I have experienced the same problem in 2005 - NEVER in 2000!
> I don't know what is happening!
> "jenr" wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
> > layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
> > idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
> >
> > jenr
> >
> >
I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
jenrI have experienced the same problem in 2005 - NEVER in 2000!
I don't know what is happening!
"jenr" wrote:
> Hey all,
> I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
> layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
> idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
> jenr
>|||Well -
Is the image in your "project" ?
Was the image deployed to your server with the "deploy" of the project?
That is all I have ever done in the past - but I am speculating "here" and I
think there are some weird issues with the GDI of 2005! As I have said in
previous posts a graphical report in RS2000 works perfectly and taking the
same report to 2005 - some graphs are never rendered - a GDI+ error. Maybe
not the same with a *.jpg - but something for sure is funny somewhere.
Warm REgards,
joe
"code_slayer_bkk" wrote:
> I have experienced the same problem in 2005 - NEVER in 2000!
> I don't know what is happening!
> "jenr" wrote:
> > Hey all,
> >
> > I have an image to put into a report. It's a jpg. I can see it in
> > layout view, but in preview or when deployed, i get a red "x" - any
> > idea why or how to fix it? Thanks!!
> >
> > jenr
> >
> >
Friday, March 23, 2012
Image rendering in IE
Hi All,
I cannot get any of my images to display in reports. I have tried all type
of image storage..embedded, external and database and they preview ok but
when i display the report through report manager or URL, the images will not
show. Any ideas?
regardsIt wouldn't be security settings preventing the display of images would it?
"ACC365" <ACC365@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A865D853-BA28-4FAE-8EC9-14B305F02A3B@.microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
> I cannot get any of my images to display in reports. I have tried all type
> of image storage..embedded, external and database and they preview ok but
> when i display the report through report manager or URL, the images will
not
> show. Any ideas?
> regards|||Well I have found the solution. It is to do with the name of the
server...there is an underscore in it. IE doesn't view an underscore as a
valid charecter so it cannot resolve the pictures. The solution was to either
rename the server or change the "UseSessioncookies" flag in the reporting
services db. In the table configurationInfo I changes the flag to false and
lo and behold it worked.
much happier.
Andy
I cannot get any of my images to display in reports. I have tried all type
of image storage..embedded, external and database and they preview ok but
when i display the report through report manager or URL, the images will not
show. Any ideas?
regardsIt wouldn't be security settings preventing the display of images would it?
"ACC365" <ACC365@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A865D853-BA28-4FAE-8EC9-14B305F02A3B@.microsoft.com...
> Hi All,
> I cannot get any of my images to display in reports. I have tried all type
> of image storage..embedded, external and database and they preview ok but
> when i display the report through report manager or URL, the images will
not
> show. Any ideas?
> regards|||Well I have found the solution. It is to do with the name of the
server...there is an underscore in it. IE doesn't view an underscore as a
valid charecter so it cannot resolve the pictures. The solution was to either
rename the server or change the "UseSessioncookies" flag in the reporting
services db. In the table configurationInfo I changes the flag to false and
lo and behold it worked.
much happier.
Andy
Image not showing Up
When a build a report in vs.net and click the preview tab, the images show up correctly on the report output. But after I deploy the report to the reportserver and view the report, the images do no show up. Just the outline where the images should be. Do
you have any suggestions as to why the images are not showing up? Thanks.
Joe S.
If this is in a web browser, and you right-click the image and hit
properties, what is the URL that is given? Have you deployed the images to
that location?
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"Joe S." <JoeS@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BD15438-CF3F-414B-A743-BC75F106EAF4@.microsoft.com...
> When a build a report in vs.net and click the preview tab, the images show
up correctly on the report output. But after I deploy the report to the
reportserver and view the report, the images do no show up. Just the outline
where the images should be. Do you have any suggestions as to why the images
are not showing up? Thanks.
> --
> Joe S.
you have any suggestions as to why the images are not showing up? Thanks.
Joe S.
If this is in a web browser, and you right-click the image and hit
properties, what is the URL that is given? Have you deployed the images to
that location?
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"Joe S." <JoeS@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BD15438-CF3F-414B-A743-BC75F106EAF4@.microsoft.com...
> When a build a report in vs.net and click the preview tab, the images show
up correctly on the report output. But after I deploy the report to the
reportserver and view the report, the images do no show up. Just the outline
where the images should be. Do you have any suggestions as to why the images
are not showing up? Thanks.
> --
> Joe S.
Image not showing Up
When a build a report in vs.net and click the preview tab, the images show u
p correctly on the report output. But after I deploy the report to the repor
tserver and view the report, the images do no show up. Just the outline wher
e the images should be. Do
you have any suggestions as to why the images are not showing up? Thanks.
--
Joe S.If this is in a web browser, and you right-click the image and hit
properties, what is the URL that is given? Have you deployed the images to
that location?
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"Joe S." <JoeS@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BD15438-CF3F-414B-A743-BC75F106EAF4@.microsoft.com...
> When a build a report in vs.net and click the preview tab, the images show
up correctly on the report output. But after I deploy the report to the
reportserver and view the report, the images do no show up. Just the outline
where the images should be. Do you have any suggestions as to why the images
are not showing up? Thanks.
> --
> Joe S.
p correctly on the report output. But after I deploy the report to the repor
tserver and view the report, the images do no show up. Just the outline wher
e the images should be. Do
you have any suggestions as to why the images are not showing up? Thanks.
--
Joe S.If this is in a web browser, and you right-click the image and hit
properties, what is the URL that is given? Have you deployed the images to
that location?
http://www.aspfaq.com/
(Reverse address to reply.)
"Joe S." <JoeS@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:3BD15438-CF3F-414B-A743-BC75F106EAF4@.microsoft.com...
> When a build a report in vs.net and click the preview tab, the images show
up correctly on the report output. But after I deploy the report to the
reportserver and view the report, the images do no show up. Just the outline
where the images should be. Do you have any suggestions as to why the images
are not showing up? Thanks.
> --
> Joe S.
Monday, March 19, 2012
Image and Table Layout
In the Layout tab, I've placed a jpg image behind a table. In other words,
the table lays on top of the image. In the Preview tab, I can see the image
behind the table, which is exactly what I want.
When I build and deploy, then look at the report in IE, I see the image with
the table pushed down the page. The overlap between the table and image is
gone, even though it's still overlayed in the preview tab. Any ideas on what
to set so that the table stays overlayed on top of the image when I looking
at the deployed report?
Thanks,
--
RandyTry inserting a rectangle object on to your report, making your jpg the
background image for this rectangle and then place your table in the
rectangle.
HTH,
Magendo_man
"randy1200" wrote:
> In the Layout tab, I've placed a jpg image behind a table. In other words,
> the table lays on top of the image. In the Preview tab, I can see the image
> behind the table, which is exactly what I want.
> When I build and deploy, then look at the report in IE, I see the image with
> the table pushed down the page. The overlap between the table and image is
> gone, even though it's still overlayed in the preview tab. Any ideas on what
> to set so that the table stays overlayed on top of the image when I looking
> at the deployed report?
> Thanks,
> --
> Randy|||Thanks for Magendo's input.
Hi Randy,
As Magendo has mentioned, you can drag a Rectangle on the report first, set
the rectangle's backgroundImage as the image you want to display as
background. Then put your Table over that rectangle. BTW, the Table
reportItem itself also support backgrounimage setting and it can display
the image behind the table content (when we set backgroundcolor as
Transparent-- the default setting). Does this also a possible solution for
your scenario?
Please feel free to post here if there is any further questions.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
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the table lays on top of the image. In the Preview tab, I can see the image
behind the table, which is exactly what I want.
When I build and deploy, then look at the report in IE, I see the image with
the table pushed down the page. The overlap between the table and image is
gone, even though it's still overlayed in the preview tab. Any ideas on what
to set so that the table stays overlayed on top of the image when I looking
at the deployed report?
Thanks,
--
RandyTry inserting a rectangle object on to your report, making your jpg the
background image for this rectangle and then place your table in the
rectangle.
HTH,
Magendo_man
"randy1200" wrote:
> In the Layout tab, I've placed a jpg image behind a table. In other words,
> the table lays on top of the image. In the Preview tab, I can see the image
> behind the table, which is exactly what I want.
> When I build and deploy, then look at the report in IE, I see the image with
> the table pushed down the page. The overlap between the table and image is
> gone, even though it's still overlayed in the preview tab. Any ideas on what
> to set so that the table stays overlayed on top of the image when I looking
> at the deployed report?
> Thanks,
> --
> Randy|||Thanks for Magendo's input.
Hi Randy,
As Magendo has mentioned, you can drag a Rectangle on the report first, set
the rectangle's backgroundImage as the image you want to display as
background. Then put your Table over that rectangle. BTW, the Table
reportItem itself also support backgrounimage setting and it can display
the image behind the table content (when we set backgroundcolor as
Transparent-- the default setting). Does this also a possible solution for
your scenario?
Please feel free to post here if there is any further questions.
Sincerely,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft MSDN Online Support Lead
==================================================
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/subscriptions/managednewsgroups/default.aspx#notif
ications.
Note: The MSDN Managed Newsgroup support offering is for non-urgent issues
where an initial
response from the community or a Microsoft Support Engineer within 1
business day is
acceptable. Please note that each follow up response may take approximately
2 business days
as the support professional working with you may need further investigation
to reach the
most efficient resolution. The offering is not appropriate for situations
that require
urgent, real-time or phone-based interactions or complex project analysis
and dump analysis
issues. Issues of this nature are best handled working with a dedicated
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Friday, March 9, 2012
IIS Virtual Directory Settings
Hi and hopefully thanks for the help.
I have some issues with regard to deploying reports that I can design and
preview.
When I try to deploy I get the 'no report server found' at the directory I
have created in IIS.
Is this to do with settings in the virtual directory or something else?
The Report Server service is running. I am using this on a demo machine with
everything on one machine, sql etc.
ThanksAlso when I try to open report manager, I get an error/welcome page for IIS
as well as the IIS page. Any ideas would be welcome.
Thanks
"Are friends electric?" wrote:
> Hi and hopefully thanks for the help.
> I have some issues with regard to deploying reports that I can design and
> preview.
> When I try to deploy I get the 'no report server found' at the directory I
> have created in IIS.
> Is this to do with settings in the virtual directory or something else?
> The Report Server service is running. I am using this on a demo machine with
> everything on one machine, sql etc.
> Thanks
>
I have some issues with regard to deploying reports that I can design and
preview.
When I try to deploy I get the 'no report server found' at the directory I
have created in IIS.
Is this to do with settings in the virtual directory or something else?
The Report Server service is running. I am using this on a demo machine with
everything on one machine, sql etc.
ThanksAlso when I try to open report manager, I get an error/welcome page for IIS
as well as the IIS page. Any ideas would be welcome.
Thanks
"Are friends electric?" wrote:
> Hi and hopefully thanks for the help.
> I have some issues with regard to deploying reports that I can design and
> preview.
> When I try to deploy I get the 'no report server found' at the directory I
> have created in IIS.
> Is this to do with settings in the virtual directory or something else?
> The Report Server service is running. I am using this on a demo machine with
> everything on one machine, sql etc.
> Thanks
>
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