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1. hobbit72 263,205
2. julianopolito 208,155
3. shivaspk 109,740
4. evcr 36,420
5. Savong 34,855
6. ngiamouris 24,975
7. Plucka 14,450
8. bglodde 13,850
9. asaivan 12,950
10. maclema 11,500
11. Robinsonx6 9,200
12. Jones911 7,000
13. MacAnthony 6,600
14. Spy6 6,500
15. Eli_Bryan 6,000
16. CyanBlue 5,620
17. aneeshch... 4,375
18. RQuadling 4,300
19. mankowitz 4,000
20. remmuh 3,500
21. Ishtaar 3,000
22. girionis 2,500
22. blue-genie 2,500
22. tedbilly 2,500
22. adler77 2,500

1. hobbit72 311,065
2. julianopolito 208,155
3. shivaspk 127,100
4. Savong 38,825
5. evcr 36,420
6. ngiamouris 24,975
7. Plucka 14,450
8. bglodde 13,850
9. asaivan 12,950
10. maclema 11,500
11. Robinsonx6 9,200
12. Jones911 7,000
13. MacAnthony 6,600
14. Spy6 6,500
15. vickerleung 6,000
15. Eli_Bryan 6,000
17. CyanBlue 5,620
18. aneeshch... 4,675
19. blue-genie 4,500
20. RQuadling 4,300
21. mankowitz 4,000
22. remmuh 3,500
23. Ishtaar 3,000
24. girionis 2,500
24. adler77 2,500
24. tedbilly 2,500

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Action Canelled in IE

Asked by PsychoDazey in Adobe Flex, SQL Reporting, SQL Server 2005

I am using flex builder 2.0 in a windows environment. I have a button that opens a SQL Server Reporting Services report as a .pdf via a URL (see attached code snippet) . The user clicks a button and a new IE window opens...then SSRS shows a dialog asking if you want to view or save the file, when you click either button Adobe opens in a new window and the first IE window says "Action Cancelled blah, blah, blah...".

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             public function OpenPdf():void	
{
	var strUrl:String;
	strUrl = "http://Myserver/Reportserver?%2fReport+Project1%2fRMR_FullReport&rs:Format=PDF&" + 
	"rs:Command=Render&RMRNum=" + obj.myCursor.current.RMRNum + "&statusid=0&partnumber=All&vendorid=0"
 
	navigateToURL(new URLRequest(strUrl),"_blank");navigateToURL(new URLRequest(strUrl),"_blank"); 
}

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Action Canelled in IE

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