Do you know to embed an RS report in ASP.NET page the right way (using Report Viewer instead of IFrame)?

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The bad old way was to use an IFrame and point it to the report's URL (including parameters). This is bad because you might encounter a typing error. If you want to disable vertical scrollbar, you need to adjust the height of IFrame manually. Furthermore, you can't configure the report's authentication separately.

<IFRAME width="100%" height="700" TITLE="Report" src="http://reports.internal.ssw.com.au/ReportServer?
    %2fTimeProOnlineReports%2fClientRegisteredProductsByDate
    &rs:Command=Render&ClientContactID=<%=mintClientContactID%>&ClientExInfo=<%=clientInfo%>&rc:Parameters=false">
</IFRAME>

❌ Figure: Bad Example - Embed report using IFrame

<rsweb:ReportViewer ID="ReportViewer1" runat="server" SizeToReportContent="True" ProcessingMode="Remote" Width="100%" AsyncRendering="false">
    <ServerReport ReportServerUrl="http://reports.internal.ssw.com.au/reportserver"
    ReportPath="/TimeProOnlineReports/ClientRegisteredProductsByDate" />
</rsweb:ReportViewer>

✅ Figure: Good Example - Embed report using Report Viewer