With the current version of telerik reporting, the default date/time for when the report is run on the bottom left of the report shows up in big bold numbers across the entire report when you print it from excel. The problem is easily fixed by either removing the field or moving it to the top of the report but it is a waste of time and not something i would easily remember to do until after the fact.

Please consider adding a standard HTML5 viewer template that does not rely on things like Font-Awesome which is neither standard, nor adheres to any sort of disability compliancy (note: Font-Awesome Icons can not be read by screen readers, for the visually impaired). A better option would be to use Scalar Vector Graphics for the icons. It makes little sense to offer a single, non-standard, HTML5 template, out of the box... which forces the end developers to standardize it before it can even be used.

We had a pie chart with 9 slices with limited plotting space. The labels are overlapping and random at best and not presentable at the moment. 

We tried the following scenerios:
  ThisPieChart.IntelligentLabelsEnabled = true;
  ThisPieChart.AutoLayout = true;
  Alternate the bigger slice with smaller slice to give good space for labels.
  Printing out in Black and White paper also is a mess as patters are not there on the slices.

Add the ability in the WPF Viewer to consume reports from the rest service instead of from the local computer.  The html5 viewer has this ability and it would be nice to have the full viewer within my application to do the same.  All of my data access is through rest and I want my reports to work the same way.  

When configuring a datasource through the wizard, the 'Select Statement' TextBox should standard support keyboard shortcut ctr+A to selelct all. Having to open the context menu is a bit awkward.

With a complex DataModel structure, when interface is used, interface inheriting from other interface become a must.

Unfortunately, this don't work with ObjectDataSource, as it only look at its level for properties, not in parent.

Properties collecting should be done like this:


var properties = typeof(IFoo).GetProperties().Union(typeof(IFoo)                             .GetInterfaces().SelectMany(t => t.GetProperties()));

F.e Jasper's SubReports have a property called DataSource. The sub-reporst uses this dataSOurce for rendering it content. The DataSource is always set on the Main report. Everything via designer, no need for coding.

Currently when a report is generated, the default page order is across then down. 
If a report spans several pages (both horizontal and vertical) it may make more sense to order the pages such that they print down then across. Our reporting requirements would need to be able to set this option in the code as the report is being generated and before it is passed to the report viewer.

A working example of this feature can be found in the page settings interface for MS Excel. A snapshot has been attached.

Please add the ability to control the angle of a picture box control, similar to what is available on a TextBox or Barcode control.  It would also be nice if this could be added to HTML TextBox controls as well.

Support printing to printers with unknown height such as Thermal Receipt Printers.
I am currently testing with Epson TM-T20II to find that the vs2013 ide crashed whenever a print is attempted with a custom page size of 80mm width by 300mm height.

Looks like if print in windows service will be has some problem , because print in windows service can't display the print dialog.

The order of the items in the Border Style Properties should be changed such that Solid is the second item in the list, after None, as this is the most frequent option. This would allow the Border Style to be changed to Solid with a double-click.

Add the ability to control the relative position of text in relation to the image for both Radio & Check Boxes, such as TextImageRelation property used on your WinForms Radio & Check Boxes.
This would allow the following options: Overlay, ImageAboveText, TextAboveImage, ImageBeforeText, & TextBeforeImage.

In the document map I would like to list products by name asc.  In my report, products are listed by sales desc and I have over 200 products.  In order to find them quickly I would like to use the document map.  

See the following scenario:
1 You have a report previewing inside an iframe.
2 That report contains a textbox with an action that navigates to an URL. 

If you click in the textbox while previewing the report, the whole page navigates away to the specified URL. It would be nice if only the iframe gets refreshed in that case.

Thank you

The only way to retrieve the Month Name is to use a User Function.
We have some issues where User Functions cause problems in deployment, when using the Stand-Alone Report Designer.
This seems like a basic functionality that's missing.

I'm using Silverlight and the MVVM pattern with my current project. I have a listbox where the currently selected item is bound to a single telerik report viewer control. When the user selects an item in the listbox, the selected item changes and triggers the report to be displayed in the report viewer control. This all works as expected. My issue is that when the user goes back to a previously selected report, the report viewer sends a new report request to the server rather than trying to retrieve the cached report. I did a little bit of digging and found the DataContext of the telerik report viewer is a ReportViewerModel that has a CurrentSessionID property. On a new report request the CurrentSessionID is set to null. I'd like to store the CurrentSessionID after a report is rendered. That way if a user goes back to a report that's already been run, I can set the CurrentSessionID. Unfortunately, the CurrentSessionID property is a private property and I can't set it's value. Is it possible to make CurrentSessionID a public property? How can I accomplish this?

As of today, the only way to access the Report definition object from an expression is by using "ReportItem" global object and doing something like this:

  public static MyBusinessObject GetMyBusinessObject(ReportItem item)
        {
            return ((MyReportType)item.Report.ItemDefinition)._myBusinessObject;
        }

It's very inconvinient + it does not work in Parameter's Value/Text/AvailableValues expressions (because there is no ReportItem).

I think, the good and convinient way to work this around would be to have a new global object, named "Report", available in expressions.

Graph should be binded to a single DataModel, but many Graph properties should be then be binded to a specific property of this DataModel:
-each series should be binded to a specific property (which would be a list). These properties would be the data.
-general Graph items like axis title should also be able to be binded to other properties, to allow more complex use. These properties would be the metadata.

As it is now, all the data are put in a single list (not developer friendly at all), and using metadata is impossible.

We redefining an existing table style (ie. Aspect) in an external style sheet, the user should be able to select the style like now, but disable the style generation in the report file.
Currently, we need to go in the designer.cs file to remove all unwanted styles.