Note: Starting from v6.1, We plan to deprecate
Public Reports
. For more information, please refer to this section.
This section explains how to make reports public or private.
Public reports are accessible to anonymous users who have the report link.
Private reports are accessible to registered users on the Report Server who have appropriate permissions.
Make Public
option is available only to the owner of the Report.
Follow the steps below to make the Reports accessible to anonymous users.
Click on the context menu of the respective Report and choose Make Public
option.
Click on Make Public
in the following confirmation dialog box.
Once the Report is made public, a dialog box with the report link will be displayed. You can copy and share the link with users.
Make Private
option is available only to the owner of the Report.
Follow the steps below to make the Reports accessible only to users in the Report Server who have appropriate permissions.
Click on the context menu of the respective Report and choose Make Private
option.
Click on Make Private
in the following confirmation dialog box.
Once the report is made private, a dialog box with a confirmation message is displayed.
Public reports are listed under the public section as shown in the image below.
We plan to deprecate Public Reports
in upcoming releases. However, existing public reports will continue to render without any issues.
Initially, we removed the Make Public
option in the Report Server.
As an alternative to the public reports feature, We strongly recommend using one of our iFrame options to embed reports in the Bold Reports Server.
However, you still have the option to convert existing public reports to private
. We recommend converting all public reports to private. Then, disable
the Mark reports as public option on the settings page.
For special cases, if you still need the option to mark reports as public, go to Settings -> Configuration -> reporting/config.xml
, set EnablePublic
node to true, and then save the changes.<EnablePublic>true</EnablePublic>
.
Now you can find the option in the context menu to change the reports to public.
Note: Making reports public is not recommended, as it may expose your sensitive data to the public domain.