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SSRS - Putting a Next Page Link at the Bottom

Mohiuddin (Mo) Faruqe
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Hi all, we got a request from one of our users “Is there a way for an SSRS report to advance to the next page simply by continuing to scroll down at the bottom. Currently the SSRS reports require us to advance to the next page at the top of the report which I don’t think is very intuitive. Especially in comparison to what we’re already used to in the InfoMaker reports.” So as a workaround we are trying to put a "Next Page" link at the bottom of the report so that users don't need to move to the top of the page to go to the next page. The options I am getting for a link is to go to a report, a bookmark or a URL. Does anyone know how to put a link to go the next page? Or do you have any other better suggestion that will fulfill this request.

Thanks for any help or suggestion.

Mo

National Ballet of Canada

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    Thanks Nick for your response. We did that for one report, but not very keen to take that path thinking of performance issues. It may take longer time to render a report and display on the client side.  Also some users, specially the accounting users, wants to see the breakdown of pages and match them with their printouts.

     

    Mo

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Nick Insell
    Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 4:24 AM
    To: Mohiuddin Faruqe
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Technical Forum] SSRS - Putting a Next Page Link at the Bottom

     

    Hi Mo

    Sorry, i'm not sure about the next page button but you can certainly can have a report where you don't need to have pages.  You can set the Interactive size of your report to 0 then you don't have to worry about pages.

    Open up your SSRS report in BIDS and open up the properties window (or F4 if this is hidden), select the report object from the drop down.  Scroll down to the InteractiveSize item.  Expand this out and then set the height to 0.  This will then make the report act like a webpage with no pages!

    Thanks

    Nick

    From: Mohiuddin Faruqe <bounce-mohiuddinfaruqe8297@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 4/18/2013 10:22:56 AM

    Hi all, we got a request from one of our users “Is there a way for an SSRS report to advance to the next page simply by continuing to scroll down at the bottom. Currently the SSRS reports require us to advance to the next page at the top of the report which I don’t think is very intuitive. Especially in comparison to what we’re already used to in the InfoMaker reports.” So as a workaround we are trying to put a "Next Page" link at the bottom of the report so that users don't need to move to the top of the page to go to the next page. The options I am getting for a link is to go to a report, a bookmark or a URL. Does anyone know how to put a link to go the next page? Or do you have any other better suggestion that will fulfill this request.

    Thanks for any help or suggestion.

    Mo

    National Ballet of Canada




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    Thanks Nick for your response. We did that for one report, but not very keen to take that path thinking of performance issues. It may take longer time to render a report and display on the client side.  Also some users, specially the accounting users, wants to see the breakdown of pages and match them with their printouts.

     

    Mo

    From: Tessitura Technical Forum [mailto:forums-technical@tessituranetwork.com] On Behalf Of Nick Insell
    Sent: Friday, April 19, 2013 4:24 AM
    To: Mohiuddin Faruqe
    Subject: Re: [Tessitura Technical Forum] SSRS - Putting a Next Page Link at the Bottom

     

    Hi Mo

    Sorry, i'm not sure about the next page button but you can certainly can have a report where you don't need to have pages.  You can set the Interactive size of your report to 0 then you don't have to worry about pages.

    Open up your SSRS report in BIDS and open up the properties window (or F4 if this is hidden), select the report object from the drop down.  Scroll down to the InteractiveSize item.  Expand this out and then set the height to 0.  This will then make the report act like a webpage with no pages!

    Thanks

    Nick

    From: Mohiuddin Faruqe <bounce-mohiuddinfaruqe8297@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 4/18/2013 10:22:56 AM

    Hi all, we got a request from one of our users “Is there a way for an SSRS report to advance to the next page simply by continuing to scroll down at the bottom. Currently the SSRS reports require us to advance to the next page at the top of the report which I don’t think is very intuitive. Especially in comparison to what we’re already used to in the InfoMaker reports.” So as a workaround we are trying to put a "Next Page" link at the bottom of the report so that users don't need to move to the top of the page to go to the next page. The options I am getting for a link is to go to a report, a bookmark or a URL. Does anyone know how to put a link to go the next page? Or do you have any other better suggestion that will fulfill this request.

    Thanks for any help or suggestion.

    Mo

    National Ballet of Canada




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