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9.2

ReportViewer throws random popup error. Seems related to Ajax controls client/server script issue

Asked by idoxsolutions in Internet Explorer Web Browser, SQL Reporting, SQL Server 2005

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I'm building SSRS reports in VS 2005. The reports preview perfectly every time in the report designer. However, when I try to use IE7 to run the report, I get seemingly random popups that say...

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Internet Explorer cannot open the internet site http://localhost:1577/_Reports/ReportEventLog.aspx

Operation aborted.

                                                                              [ Ok ]
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Of course the port num and page varies but you get the idea.

I get this error when trying to use the ReportViewer control in an aspx page and when I try to run the report in Reporting Services.

It seems to be related somehow to Ajax controls and the scripting they render. The ReportViewer renders a lot of client scripting. I've read a little here and there about the issue but so far I cannot get the problem to go away. Sometimes I can run the report and change the date parameters a bunch of times and never see the error. Then it just randomly pops up. It doesn't occur at all using FireFox but using only that browser is not an option. I have no idea what do about this. Is there a solution for this?

Thank you everyone for your help. I sure need it.
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Zones: Internet Explorer Web Browser, SQL Reporting, SQL Server 2005
Tags: Microsoft, ReportViewer.exe, 9.0.242.0, Running in IE7, C#, IE7, Internet Explorer cannot open the internet site http://localhost:1577/_Reports/ReportEventLog.aspx
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