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• Re: Send a report in PDF format to a recipient

  If it works fine when debugging the code from your box, but fails on prod, then I would lean toward it being a permissions issue first. What type of setup do you have? Is the production web on a different box than the reporting services? The code hits reporting services web services. The user that your prod web is using may not have the permission needed to hit those web services. Maybe for testing, you could setup asp.net impersonation, and impersonate as yourself or some user that has higher access

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by mikestu on 4/9/2008

• Re: Send a report in PDF format to a recipient

  This is a function I use in order to send a PDF version of a report directly to the browser. I found part of this online somewhere and just modified it. Hopefully it can help you out as well. You can also search on some of the objects in my code in order to find more info online. Also, you can probably browse to those web services on the local server in order to see all of the other things you can do. As far as I remember, it looked like anything you can do using the report server web management

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by mikestu on 2/11/2008

• Re: In Beta 2, PerformSubstitution no longer works for my WebResources

  Matt, thanks for the reply. I figured that was the case. If anyone else has this issue, you can get around it by just having a .js file be processed by the normal asp.net handler, then reference that from your asp.net AJAX classes.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by mikestu on 11/14/2006

• In Beta 2, PerformSubstitution no longer works for my WebResources

  My behavior javascript file is a resource embedded in my control's assembly. Inside there, I set references to many images used by my control. These references are set similiar to: var myImageUrl = ' <%=WebResource("MyApp.Web.Resources.Images.button_export.gif")%>'; In my AssemblyInfo.cs file, I setup the resource like so: [assembly: WebResource ( "MyApp.Web.Resources.Scripts.MyAppBehavior.js" , "text/javascript" , PerformSubstitution = true )] Before upgrading to beta 2, the PerformSubstitution

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by mikestu on 11/7/2006

• How do I create a DragOverlayExtender in only client script?

  How do I create a DragOverlayExtender in only client script? Basically, I'm going to be dynamically creating DIV elements that I want to let the user drag around. I need to also create a DragOverlayExtender object dynamically in javascript, then hook up the extender to the new DIV element I just created. Can anyone give a simple example? Thanks!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by mikestu on 9/27/2006

• Re: Where is the design-time view?

  Thanks for the info. We'd all rather have the bugs fixed first. I guess I just consider the design-time experience as a core feature of a component, and not a "nice-to-have". I'm sure it will come eventually though. Keep up the great work! I'll have to check out the CodePlex project site more soon.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by mikestu on 9/26/2006

• Where is the design-time view?

  These toolkit controls are really coming along, but someone please help me understand why none of them seem to have a design-time view. Does Atlas not allow for this yet or something? I realize that some of them will not have a view because they extend some other control on the page, but others (for example, the Rating control) should have it. So far, when developing an Atlas-enabled page, I have to have tons of useless gray boxes everywhere in my design-time view (which isn't fun).

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by mikestu on 9/23/2006

• Re: Simple callback to control for data

  After some researching, I now understand the ICallbackEventHandler interface, which the rating control is using. My question now is: Should I use this interface to replace my HttpHandler, or does Atlas have some other kind of built-in support that I should use instead? Even if Atlas just has a wrapper for the WebForm_DoCallback method, I'd still be interested in it (and how to get it to call my control's methods). Thanks for any info.. Mike

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by mikestu on 7/27/2006

• Simple callback to control for data

  (I'm new to Atlas) I currently have a complex server control that makes ajax calls to an HttpHandler to retrieve data. I've found plenty of Atlas examples that show how to use web services to get data, but I don't want to use web services (just like plenty of other people). Instead of an HttpHandler, I'd like my client script to make a call that goes into a function directly in my server control, which returns the data back to the function call in the browser (asynchronously of course). The rating

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by mikestu on 7/27/2006

• Re: Control Gallery not in menu anymore ?

  Wow, how unfortunate for control vendors. Other than the forums, the control gallery must be the most visited area of the whole site...so you hide it under the Resources tab. Yeah, makes perfect sense to me. :)

  Posted to Feedback on this website (Forum) by mikestu on 5/26/2006