Ilya Verbitskiy

It looks like you parameter hasn't been passed to the RDLC. Try to remove the report parameter from your rdlc and check that you can see the report. If it...

This feature is not supported yet. I will add to to the next version.

Have you tried to enable customErrors setting in web.config? If you will set it to off, you should be able to see an exception, if any, from remote computer. It...

SizeToReportContent option is supported. You should use ControlSettings class to configure all ReportViewer options. Please take a look to https://github.com/ilich/MvcReportViewer/blob/master/MvcReportViewerExample/Views/Home/Fluent.cshtml example. Please let me know if you will find a...

I think the difference is in the parameters mvcreportviewer and reportviewermvc are passing to hosting iframe. Please check the difference in iframe tag and then pass proper iframe attributes to...

I think reportviewerformvc makes your report "full screen" using window.innerHeight information. You can do the same with MvcReportViewer: ``` @Html.MvcReportViewerFluent("App_Data/Reports/Cities.rdlc").ProcessingMode(ProcessingMode.Local).LocalDataSource("Cities", Model.FilteredCities).Attributes(new { Height = 150, Width = "100%", style =...

I hope it will help you with your project.

Yes, it might be because of asynchronous rendering. Set AsyncRendering to false in control settings and try again. 1520px is calculated by MS control itself. If AsyncRendering does not help,...

I reviewed their code. This is an interesting solution. I think I will add it to the next version once I will have time. Thank you for the idea.

But there is one problem with their code. If you use it it will overwrite height and width you provided to MvcReportViewer call in Razor. It might be a broken...