My apologies if: (a) this is the wrong location for this posting and/or (b) this question has been asked and answered before...
I have been searching for and reading forum entries for over 2 hours without a resolution to my issue...I am using VS2013, the rsweb:reportviewer, and have SQL Server 2014 standard installed on Windows 8.1.
When I display a report inside a browser window, each pages' content is always longer than the viewable window but there are scroll bars available -- which is where the issue begins.
If I scroll inside IE11, the page controls (page forward/backward, filters, refresh button, export button, etc.) are always scrolled off the top of the page.
If I scroll inside Firefox, Chrome, or Safari the page controls stay static at the top of the page and only the actual report content scrolls (plus the header row, which I find objectionable as well). If I give this capability to my customers they will be complaining that they always have to scroll back to the top of the page in order to page forward/backward. Is there any way of solving this problem in IE11?
As I said, I have been through many forum entries in several forums without finding a solution to this problem before posting this item -- but many of the past issues were with regards to much older technology.
If anyone has any suggestions, I would be happy to try them. Thanks in advance!
Lynn