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Page Header - =System.Convert.FromBase64String
Sorry, I think I didn't describe my problem in the right way: I have to display the Signature (Image) and the name (text) of the one who has signated in the footer of my report only on the last page. Both are values which come out of a dataset. Step 1 and 2 of your first description I had...- BUM2009
- Post #8
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Reporting Services
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Page Header - =System.Convert.FromBase64String
How can i combine the solution 1) Creatin a textbox10 with =System.Convert.ToBase64String(First(Fields!Logo.Value, "ABC")) in body and hide it 2)Then created an image in Page Header =System.Convert.FromBase64String(ReportItems!textbox10.Value) and settings are MIME - bmp and source-Database...- BUM2009
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Reporting Services
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Page Header - =System.Convert.FromBase64String
I've also tryed it with parameters. For fields which are string or integer, the solution with parameters works but how could i define a parameter for a field which is varbinary? Thank's again for more information. Kind regards- BUM2009
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Reporting Services
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Page Header - =System.Convert.FromBase64String
Hello, i've the same problem. But at my report the image appears, if there is only 1 page. If the report has more than 1 pages, the image doesn't appear. Do you have allready a solution for your problem? thanks for more information.- BUM2009
- Post #2
- Forum: Microsoft SQL Server: Reporting Services
