During the past week Windows update automatically installed IE11 onto our development computers and many of our client’s computers. In all cases SRSS 2012 reports appear with the navigation bar split across 5 rows.
When we run the same reports on our SRSS 2008 server they appear correctly through IE11.
If I add the website to the compatibility View Settings page in IE11 the report works normally however its impractical to ask our clients to do this on each of their computers due to varying skill sets and security restrictions.
There must be an update or change we can make on the SSRS server that either fixes the issue or forces IE11 into the correct mode.
I have attempted adding the IE5 compatibility meta tag to ReportViewer.aspx (this fixed some IE10 errors with 2008 last year) but had no effect on SRSS 2012.
Any Ideas?
How did Microsoft allow this to happen? Don't the IE and SQL teams test this kind of thing before a major release is forced on to peoples computers?
Thanks and Regards,
Jason