Best practices to follow when you develop a web application with DevExpress reporting controls.
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Sample project with the Web Report Designer integrated in Angular App.
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Report Wizard Customization Service and Designer Settings examples for ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core and Angular.
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Print and export a report in a browser without previewing it on a web page.
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Sample project with the Web Document Viewer integrated in Angular App.
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A simple Angular app with the ASP.NET Core backend that sends parameters from the client side to the report displayed in the Document Viewer.
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Handle the ParametersInitialized event.
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Use template to implement a client-side custom type parameter editor.
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Use custom UI elements to specify parameter values.
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