Hide documente map

I have a report in which i don't know what I did but it has started
displaying the document map, I know this might be silly but still i haven't
been able to get rid of it, how do I do it?Rodrigo Sánchez wrote:
> I have a report in which i don't know what I did but it has started
> displaying the document map, I know this might be silly but still i haven't
> been able to get rid of it, how do I do it?
I don't normally use document maps, but have you already checked to make
sure that none of the groups have a document map label set? (Will be on
the first tab shown when you go into the "Edit Group..." dialogs.)
That's the first thing I would check for.
-BA|||Almost all reportitems (e.g. matrix, table, list, chart, rectangle, textbox,
line), and groupings (except chart groups where Labels have a different
meaning) have a property called Label. If the Label property is set on any
of these and the label expression returns a value different than Nothing,
the document map will show up.
You can close/hide the document map window if you want to temporarily get
rid of it.
The quickest solution to permanently find&remove all document labels is
probably this:
You can open an RDL file in a XML editor, report designer code view, or
notepad and just search for <Label> elements and remove them. (!) However,
make sure to *not* remove <Label> elements on report parameters or on chart
groupings (because these are the labels shown inside the chart).
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> I have a report in which i don't know what I did but it has started
> displaying the document map, I know this might be silly but still i
haven't
> been able to get rid of it, how do I do it?
>

Hide document map label using expression

When a report item is hidden, its document map still shows. I would like to
access the hidden attribute of the item (in this case they can be table or
chart, but I believe the model to be the same). I can't seem to find the
object model how to access that attribute. I tried ReportItems!table1.hidden,
ReportItems!table1.visible, ReportItems!table1.Visibility and they all say
those attributes do not belong to the member. Anyone can point me to the doc?
I'll try to dig around and find the dll for reporting services and see if
object browser might help.
Thanks.Hide document map label using expression

Hide Document map at startup of report

Hi
How can i set the document map to startup with the report hidden but not gone.
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Thanks
FrancoisHi
Sorry i did not express myself clearly just now. What i meant to say is when
the user run the report i want the document map to be hidden and only to be
display if the user click on the document map icon.
Thanks
Francois
"Francois" wrote:
> Hi
> How can i set the document map to startup with the report hidden but not gone.
> --
> Thanks
> Francois

Hide Dcoument Map by Default while viewing the Report in SSRS

Hello Experts

I use a Report where i have a document Map getting generated. but by default it is displayed and the user has to close the window to view the report. i wanted to know if its possible to hide the Document map window by default and based on the click of the icon the window will be show to the user when viewing in the default Report page.

/chandresh soni

Did you already try the URL access parameter: rc:DocMap=false ?

HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de|||

Hi Jens

Thanks for your suggestion. but i cannot expect my user to type rc:DocMap=false in the URL. as i deploy the report on the Report server and the user view the same through Report Manager.

since the Report has a document map, it covers 25 % of the main screen. so i wanted a way that by default it should be hidden and only on the click of the icon in the Toolbar it should be visible.

i appreciate if you can help me find the solution

/Soni

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I have the same problem

Soni-- Did you get the solution?

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Another 'poor sool' experiencing this 'feature(?)'.

Any solutions yet ?

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I created a report with Document Map on (from Matrix Textbox Properties | Navigation tab) and the same report without Document Map. Saved both and searched for differences in the resulting rdl files. This helped me to find the problem in my original report. Removing the Label element in the Grouping part of the Matrix element removed also the Document Map icon from my reports.This is an extract of the changed rdl file.

Before:

<Grouping Name="PersonGroup">
<Label>=Fields!Person.Value</Label>
<GroupExpressions>
<GroupExpression>=Fields!Person.Value</GroupExpression>
</GroupExpressions>
</Grouping>

After:

<Grouping Name="PersonGroup">
<GroupExpressions>
<GroupExpression>=Fields!Person.Value</GroupExpression>
</GroupExpressions>
</Grouping>

This must be some bug wit the Layout-UI not synchronizing with the rdl file, because the Document Map label was definitily NOT set in the Navigation tab of the report that opened with Document Map default on.

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Hide Dcoument Map by Default while viewing the Report in SSRS

Hello Experts

I use a Report where i have a document Map getting generated. but by default it is displayed and the user has to close the window to view the report. i wanted to know if its possible to hide the Document map window by default and based on the click of the icon the window will be show to the user when viewing in the default Report page.

/chandresh soni

Did you already try the URL access parameter: rc:DocMap=false ?

HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.

http://www.sqlserver2005.de|||

Hi Jens

Thanks for your suggestion. but i cannot expect my user to type rc:DocMap=false in the URL. as i deploy the report on the Report server and the user view the same through Report Manager.

since the Report has a document map, it covers 25 % of the main screen. so i wanted a way that by default it should be hidden and only on the click of the icon in the Toolbar it should be visible.

i appreciate if you can help me find the solution

/Soni

|||

I have the same problem

Soni-- Did you get the solution?

|||

Another 'poor sool' experiencing this 'feature(?)'.

Any solutions yet ?

|||

I created a report with Document Map on (from Matrix Textbox Properties | Navigation tab) and the same report without Document Map. Saved both and searched for differences in the resulting rdl files. This helped me to find the problem in my original report. Removing the Label element in the Grouping part of the Matrix element removed also the Document Map icon from my reports.This is an extract of the changed rdl file.

Before:

<Grouping Name="PersonGroup">
<Label>=Fields!Person.Value</Label>
<GroupExpressions>
<GroupExpression>=Fields!Person.Value</GroupExpression>
</GroupExpressions>
</Grouping>

After:

<Grouping Name="PersonGroup">
<GroupExpressions>
<GroupExpression>=Fields!Person.Value</GroupExpression>
</GroupExpressions>
</Grouping>

This must be some bug wit the Layout-UI not synchronizing with the rdl file, because the Document Map label was definitily NOT set in the Navigation tab of the report that opened with Document Map default on.