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So what do you think? Are you going to switch to the new ASP. Oh, and before I forget.The new Document Viewer also provides an easy to use search panel to locate information on a previewed report. Once search criteria has been entered, end-users can quickly navigate to the search results by selecting the appropriate item in the results list.

Support for export options - the Viewer’s Export Options panel allows end-users to view and edit format-specific options.

Asynchronous document loading - allows the Document Viewer to start displaying a document without fully loading it from the server - drastically decreasing wait time while large reports are loaded.

Enhanced preview navigation - the new Report Document Viewer supports multipage view and zooming.

Pixel perfect preview rendering – the new Report Document Viewer displays a report exactly as it will appear on paper.

And we've made the transition to this new viewer as easy as possible, if your web application already contains our ASP.NET Document Viewer, you can easily switch to the new HTML5 Document Viewer. The DevExpress ASP.NET Autocomplete Combo Box (ASPxComboBox) control allows content (the item list) to be updated via callbacks using the PerformCallback client method.In this demo, the City combo box is populated on the fly with city names that correspond to the currently selected country from the Country combo box. The good news for web developers is this - the functionality we're shipping in the DevExpress Report Document Viewer is now very close to that of its WinForms and WPF desktop counterparts. Our HTML5/JS based Document Viewer (as you will undoubtedly guess) is highly reliant on client-side logic and was engineered for use with today's modern desktop browsers. It provides more accurate document rendering, advanced navigation and export configuration options. This post covers a brand new HTML5/JS Document Viewer for our ASP.NET customers. The DevExpress Reporting Platform will ship with a number of major features - many of which I've already discussed on this blog.