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We’ve updated a description and added more use cases where the panel can be applied. We also prepared an example for you so you can try the Standalone Parameters Panel by yourself. ...

As you may know, a drill-through report allows users to open a "new" report by clicking a link within a main/active report document. Drill-through reports generally include detailed information about a given item within the original report....

DevExpress continues its commitment to client-side web frameworks. Recent efforts in this regard include the release of the DevExpress Angular Report Viewer — a component that was recently redesigned as a native Angular component...a component that offers...

Why Node.js and WebAssembly? Customizing DevExpress Web Reports (within a back-end application) may present unique challenges to front end-web developers new to .NET. In this post, we'll show you how the integration of .NET and WebAssembly can help address...

Our last major update (v23.1) included multiple Web Report/Document Viewer -related enhancements. In this blog post, I'll focus on the following new capabilities: improved search experience, streamlined page loading, I'll also describe a couple of minor...

In our most recent major update (v23.1), we introduced the ability to digitally sign reports exported to PDF from our Web Document Viewer and native Blazor Report Viewer . Users can either sign the exported document using the Document Viewer’s UI or app...

As you may already know, we recently released a native Report Viewer component for the Blazor Server platform. Powered by our core reporting engine, our new Blazor Report Viewer has no JavaScript dependencies and utilizes components from our own Blazor...

A couple of weeks back, I described our new HTML5/Java Script Report Viewer for the Web - in this post, I'll quickly review our new WPF Report Viewer... v15.1 ships with a brand new WPF Document Viewer that will replace the Document Viewer included in...

The DevExpress Reporting Platform will ship with a number of major features - many of which I've already discussed on this blog. This post covers a brand new HTML5/JS Document Viewer for our ASP.NET customers. Our HTML5/JS based Document Viewer (as you...