awehring


Thanks in advance to anyone who can provide insight into this...

I am trying to specify a different stylesheet (other than ReportingServices.css) in the URL for running the ReportManager application; I am using the "rsTongue Tiedtylesheet=<stylesheetname>" parameter in the URL. However, it seems that no matter which format of stylesheetname I use (i. e, just the stylesheet file name with no extension, stylesheetname + ".css" extension, "/reports/styles/<stylesheetname>", etc.), the ReportManager application only uses the built-in ReportingServices.css stylesheet.

Is there some "magic" to specifying the name of an alternate stylesheet with the "rsTongue Tiedtylesheet" URL parameter, or does this just not work

Thanks again!




Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

John Gallardo - MSFT


The viewer control in the Report Manager application does not support specifying the stylesheet as part of the URL.




Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

awehring

Thanks for the response, John.

My follow-up question would be: what, if anything, is the use of the "rsTongue Tiedtylesheet" URL parameter Since I can't find many references to it on the web or in the MSDN, I'm assuming it may be a red herring( ) Is it supposed to be used like the "rcTongue Tiedtylesheet", for customizing the HTML Viewer

Thanks again.






Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

awehring

Just wondering if anyone knows what the use of the "rsTongue Tiedtylesheet" URL parameter is and if so, how to use it correctly to customize the appearance of the Report Manager...

Thanks again for any assistance.





Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

John Gallardo - MSFT

There is no such parameter. There are some references on the web, I think they are typo's though.





Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

awehring

OK, thanks again for the response, John. This is something that I REALLY wanted to be able to do (customize the Report Manager page), so that's why I kept asking... I'll mark this post as answered.



Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

John Gallardo - MSFT

You can modify a stylesheet in the ReportManager virtual directory, but it only allows very moderate customization.

If you really want to develop a portal, you might want to consider using Sharepoint (with the sharepoint integration mode we added in RS2005 SP2) which has a bit more customization functionality than report manager, or rolling your own custom portal by querying the SOAP endpoint. You should be able to do everything Report Manager does since all it uses is the SOAP endpoint.





Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

dslaby

Do you have a reference to customizing reporting services in SharePoint 2007



Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

Eric Popivker

Actually in documentation there is such parameter:

http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345247.aspx
towards the bottom.

I am trying to use it but it doesn't seem to work. I currently specify the whole http path to my CSS file. So I have:

http://localhost/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx /Demo/SpaReservations&rcTongue Tiedtylesheet=http://localhost:3190/Web/Includes/CSS/HtmlViewer.css

I wonder if CSS file needs to be in the same directory as original HtmlViewer file.






Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

awehring

I think your last statement is right, Eric. The only way that I could get the "rcTongue Tiedtylesheet" URL parameter to work was to put my customized version of the HTMLViewer.css file in the same directory as HTMLViewer.css, and then reference the unqualified file name (i. e., "rcTongue Tiedtylesheet=MyHTMLViewer.css") in the URL. Don't know if it's right, but that's the only solution that I stumbled into... Good luck.



Re: Specifying different stylesheet in URL to customize ReportManager interface

John Workman

If that doesn't work, try leaving off the .css extension and just put the file name. I found some areas within SSRS where this was the case.