Parameters in URL
Parameters in URL
Hello.
Our company is evaluating your product Stimulsoft Reports.Server. I have one question. If we make the report public, and it contains parameters, will the end user be able to pass parameters via the URL?
Our company is evaluating your product Stimulsoft Reports.Server. I have one question. If we make the report public, and it contains parameters, will the end user be able to pass parameters via the URL?
Re: Parameters in URL
Hello,
Yes, it possible. You can use the following string:
shareurl?parameter1=value1¶meter2=value2
Thank you.
Yes, it possible. You can use the following string:
shareurl?parameter1=value1¶meter2=value2
Thank you.
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Re: Parameters in URL
Hello, I need to know if I can get the parameters from the viewer url and put the information in a report. In this same example, how do you pass the param 1 and its value? Do you create a variable and instantiate it with {} or is it another way?
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Re: Parameters in URL
Hello,
You need to create a variable with the necessary name.
Thank you.
You need to create a variable with the necessary name.
Thank you.
Re: Parameters in URL
What I did was create the variable CUENTA, which is the one I have as a parameter but it still does not display where I left it written (red box link image OUTPUT).Lech Kulikowski wrote: ↑Wed Oct 06, 2021 9:39 pm Hello,
You need to create a variable with the necessary name.
Thank you.
Dictionary:

Variable CUENTA:

Output:

Should I create the variable in Formula Fields or Parameters Fields? And creating it, what should I call it in the report? With {CUENTA} or otherwise?
Thanks for your reply.
Last edited by mjimeno on Fri Oct 08, 2021 2:39 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: Parameters in URL
What I did was create the variable CUENTA, which is the one I have as a parameter but it still does not display where I left it written (red box link image OUTPUT).
Dictionary:

Variable CUENTA:

Output:

Should I create the variable in Formula Fields or Parameters Fields? And creating it, what should I call it in the report? With {CUENTA} or otherwise?
Thanks for your reply.
Dictionary:

Variable CUENTA:

Output:

Should I create the variable in Formula Fields or Parameters Fields? And creating it, what should I call it in the report? With {CUENTA} or otherwise?
Thanks for your reply.
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Re: Parameters in URL
Hello,
Use your variable as an expression for the text component.
Thank you.
Use your variable as an expression for the text component.
Thank you.