TRA Tech


How can I hide the Internet Explorer Menu and Tool Bar in SQL Reporting.





Re: How Do I Hide Internet Explorer Menu and Tool Bar

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If I am understanding what you are asking, that is not possible with SSRS.







Re: How Do I Hide Internet Explorer Menu and Tool Bar

TRA Tech

I have a report generated by SQL Reporting service from another program, I just want the Internet Explorer Menu and tool to be hidden so that the user could not navigate to another site.







Re: How Do I Hide Internet Explorer Menu and Tool Bar

Joe Webb

Hi -

You should be able to do this using javascript in the calling page. Something like:

function popReport(parm)
{
window.open("path\to\report parameters="+parm, "WindowName", "location=no, scrollbars=yes, menubar=no, status=no, resizable=yes, height=500px, width=300px");
}


You can call it using the onclick event of an item in the calling page, like:
<a onclick="return popReport('<% =label.Text %> ')" href="#">....</a>



Here's a link to some more information
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms536651.aspx

HTH...

Joe






Re: How Do I Hide Internet Explorer Menu and Tool Bar

TRA Tech

I tried that , but it did not work since the SQL Reporting Service launches the Internet Explorer.

Is there a way to configure the the Report to pass parameters to IE






Re: How Do I Hide Internet Explorer Menu and Tool Bar

Joe Webb

I'm not following you. Are browsing to the reports from within Report Manager Or are you calling the report from another web page

Joe






Re: How Do I Hide Internet Explorer Menu and Tool Bar

TRA Tech

I am calling the report from another web page passing the report parameters. The problem is after the report is launched . I do not want the user to have access to the Internet Explorer Menu or any Web navigational tool, want the IE to display the report and the report tools but not the IE Menu and Tools or the Address Bar.






Re: How Do I Hide Internet Explorer Menu and Tool Bar

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Then you would probably want to handle this with the web page. SSRS generates reports. It really has nothing to do with Internet Explorer other than it is displayed IN Internet Explorer.

Are you using Visual Studio 2005 to create a web application If so, you will have quite a bit of control over the web page. What tool are you using Or are you creating the web page from "scratch"