Using SQL Server 2012 reporting services and the report manager URL I clicked down arrow next to a report item in "Home".
A pop up menu does not get displayed. The cursor changes to a pointing finger but I don't know why the menu is not displayed so I can assign a "Browser" role to a user of this report.
I'm using the Chrome browser.
By the way, this is the first time trying to do this.
If you need more information, please let me know.
Usually this issue is seen in Firefox or Chrome. You have a couple options:
Use a Firefox addon or Chrome extension that embeds Internet Explorer in the non-IE tab
Use Internet Explorer
The plugins I linked above are just ones that I have used, feel free to search around for one that meets your needs.
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The "Manage Pages" option is greyed out from the dropdown. When in view mode, I can see all of the pages and sections that I set up at the beginning, but now I am unable to go in and update this.
It was working fine yesterday and is only affecting one of my dashboards. This issue only occurs in my dashboards, which have all of their tabs as multi-layered sections (no independent dashboard tab is a separate page).
Is there a reason why the option is unavailable?
Note that this is a sporadic issue and only affects certain dashboards (worked in the report and GIF below), though in any case, the method that I've been using as well as the recommended method on the Add pages and report navigation support page is:
Manage report pages
To manage the pages you've added to your reports:
Edit your report.
In the upper left, click "Page X of Y."
Publicly editable Google Data Studio report (embedded Google Analytics data source based on the Tutorial Report) and a GIF to elaborate:
I found that adding a blank "helper" page on a fully independent tab (with no sections) provides a fix for this issue (just hide the blank page so it doesn't look out of place). I believe the "Manage Pages" option ends up getting disabled when the dashboard is built with multi-layered sections for each and every tab.
No file tab no anything, only shows object tab and that's it.
Here is a screenshot, I restarted the pgAdmin server multiple times and reloaded the webpage still same window.
using latest version of pgAdmin4.
using windows 10.
Just had the same problem and solved it using this:
Right click on the page and select inspect (Google Chrome)
Go to console
Type in pgAdmin.Settings.show()
Hope this resolves your question!
I am trying to figure out in SSRS 2016 why the back button goes missing and how to get it back. I am adding the report into an iFrame of another application - I do not have access to that application's code, I just get to put in a URL.
If I put in a URL like this:
http://sqlservername/Reports/report/Cityworks%20Reports/Parks/ParksReport?rs:embed=true
I get the back button, however the report does not scroll horizontally very well.
If I put the URL in like this, the report scrolls horizontally very well however the back button goes missing:
http://sqlservername/ReportServer/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?Cityworks+Reports%2fParks%2fParksReport&rs:Command=Render
I have tried to see what other options are available and am stumped at the moment. Has anyone come across this and know a solution?
Try add to the wanted URL the follow parameter
&rc:showbackbutton=true
One URL is for the Report manager, and the other for Browsing. The URL with YourServer\ReportServer is the browser landing page; there's therefore no "need" for the back button as it's purely a browsing page. If you go to http://YourServerName/ReportServer you'll see you have a page that very much looks like one you get with IIS with folder browsing enabled. Normally you only land on these pages when you receive a report by email, which contains a link to the report; or you are an end user.
The other URL YourServer\Reports is the report manager. It makes more sense here to have a back button, as you are navigating a management portal. As a result you could have come from other pages other than the folder browser page.
I made an addon (link, in the description - the full code) that works like this.
The spreadsheet editor fills the cells and selects the item to which the addon script is assigned in the user menu. The script inserts the current date on the sheet, collects the cell values, sends them to the owner, and removes the editor’s access to the spreadsheet.
Everything works great on the desktop, but does not work on mobiles. Now more than 50% of users visit the Internet from mobile devices. Mobile users cannot access menus, sidebars and buttons in the Google Sheets application. In addition, the mobile application must be additionally downloaded and installed. It is not comfortable.
In the mobile browser (for example, Chrome) they are available, but only if you select "Full version" in the settings.
In addition, in Chrome, the menu items are very small, you have to swiping to increase them. This is all uncomfortable.
It would be great if you could launch the addon from the button. The button can be made large. Then on mobile devices, using the spreadsheet directly in the browser will be more convenient.
Are there any ways that can solve this problem?
I would be grateful for the ideas.
In Chromium / Chrome I can use "Inspect element" to view a list of the current page's resources, including JS, images, videos. Basically, all files that have been downloaded in service of that page.
When I "Inspect element" in Firefox I can't find an equivalent. Am I missing it, or is there another way to access the list of files?
From the Tools menu, pick Page Info
In the Page Info window, select the Media tab
...the list of files downloaded for that page will appear under the Media tab.
In order to view resources like js or css files, you would select Network in the developer tools panel to open the Network Monitor. This will show all resources downloaded by the page (including images, media etc.)
From there you can narrow your search based on the type of resource you're looking for by selecting the appropriate tab at the top of the window. To inspect its contents, select the resource from the list and click the Response tab in the window that appears to the right.
On Windows, press 'F12' to open developer tools then select 'Network'. Under 'Network' select the filter labelled 'Images'. Reload your page and the images will be listed there along with their links. You can open them in a new tab and save them on your device.
After opening the Inspect Element console; Look for the Toolbox options at the TOP RIGHT CORNER (highlighted in BLUE as shown in the Picture link below)
Click on it and under the "Default Firefox Developer Tools" ; Click on the ones that you want to get displayed. (As per the link you gave for the Google Chrome that displayed the "Resources" - the equivalent in Firefox would be "Storage", as shown below
Toolbox Options--> Storage
Hope this helps :)