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• Re: Help on report properties from Visual Studio 2005.

  No, I think that you understood what I was asking completely. I had not thought of deploying my sub reports to a hidden folder as you suggested. This seems like it would be the most effecient path to take. Man I really wished that Visual Studio would make this an option when developing the report!! From the Visual Studio forums, it appears that I'm not the only one. Thanks again, Ron

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 6/29/2009

• Re: Deployment

  [quote user="JonahH"] Hi Ron, i know its not the user account because i'm using the same user account to publish websites to an intranet. I think i don't have the target server set up properly. How would i be able to fix it? Cheers, Jonah [/quote] Jonah, You also have to keep in mind that report server has its own users/permissions. The following link points you to a great article on managing this information. http://searchsqlserver.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid87_gci1271344_mem1

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 6/26/2009

• Re: Deployment

  [quote user="JonahH"] Hi Ron, these are my properties for the report 'Timings' TargetDataSourceFolder = Data Sources / TargetReportFolder = Timings / TargetServerURL = http://XXXXXXX/ReportServer So in my IIS, wwwroot folder. I have nothing in there relating to either 'Timings' or 'ReportServer'. I think i have gone wrong somewhere here. :s Help!!! Cheers, Jonah [/quote] Johna, In your target server property, you have to be careful as I said before regarding ports

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 6/26/2009

• Re: Deployment

  Jonah, This can be caused by two main reasons: 1) You do not have your target server property set properly. If you are not using the default port you will need to specify the correct port ( :/reportserver">http://<server>:<port>/reportserver ) 2) Your user account is not set up with publish rights on the report server. If this is the case, your system administrator can add you to this role through the report manager interface on the server. Hope this information helps, Ron

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 6/25/2009

• Help on report properties from Visual Studio 2005.

  I have several report projects in one report solution. Within these projects are sub-reports that I want to be hidden in list view on the server. I know that I can modify this property once the reports have been deployed from the server itself. My question is if it is possible to set this property from Visual Studio 2005 prior to deployment? And if it is possible, where to I set this? Many thanks for any help the community can provide, Ron

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 6/25/2009

• MVC Site does not work on Shared hosting (godaddyDOTcom)

  I've looked through several threads here and I've tried everything that I could change myself. I've added ".mvc.aspx" to my controller rout, I've added copies of the System.Web.Abstraction, System.Web.MVC, and System.Web.Routing dll's to a dependancies folder within the app and set the references as such. My site won't even display the home page. I simply get a page not found error. Can someone tell me what it is I might be missing with this? Thank you, Ron

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 8/19/2008

• Re: aspx page with ajax not firing events

  Thank you for your post. I neglected to mention that there are two update panels for every row in thes HTML table. I've attached the code both aspx, and aspx.cs to this post. Thank you for your help/input. Also, since posting this question, I have moved the creation and insertion of my dynamic controls to the PreInit event. ASPX <% @ Page Language ="C#" AutoEventWireup ="true" CodeBehind ="Features.aspx.cs" Inherits ="SQT.Features" Title ="Untitled

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 8/5/2008

• aspx page with ajax not firing events

  I have an asp.net webpage that 3/4ths of it is created dynamicaly (ie: controls and data) I am trying to use ajax functionality to update information when the selected index of dropdowns change. The page renders correctly however when i test the Ajax functionality, half the controls do not fire their onchange event, and the other half attempt to refresh the entire page....my dynamic controls are created and added in the page_init event and I assign the event handlers in the page_load event....everything

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 8/4/2008

• Re: Simple web site problem on Vista, related to <providerOption>

  Where are the patches located on the team system DVD?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 3/12/2008

• MVC on .Net 2.0 shared hosting

  My web host only supports up to .Net 2.0. They have also informed me that because .Net 3.0 and up are full trust applications, that they will not be upgrading to 3.0 for quite some time. I want to use the MVC framework now without having to pay for a more expensive web host. Does anyone know of a reliable set up for .Net 2.0? I've found a couple tutorials on google and such but they don't work when I try to run them. I keep getting config errors. Usually pertaining to frame work or assemblies

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC (Forum) by ron.westbrook on 3/3/2008