Thanks Jonas, i can now pass my parameters from RS to aspx. But i not sure
how do i retrieve my SuggestionID value from the URL. i need this value for a
select statement.
"Jonas Montonen" wrote:
> Jonas Montonen wrote:
> > JiaN wrote:
> >
> >> 1. ya ok, i had follow ur instructions and is now able to display the
> >> parameters values in my report.. Thanks alot!
> >>
> >> 2. Now for the second point. I will tell you what i wan to accomplish
> >> in this part.
> >> Ok, so for example now i am viewing a page(done in reporting services)
> >> that got all the suggestions submitted. And in order to view the full
> >> information of the suggestions, i had to click on the Suggestion ID
> >> column and it will invoke into an aspx page where the full information
> >> can be displayed. So for now, i does not know how to display the full
> >> information for the aspx page base on the respective Suggestion ID
> >> that had been clicked when at the reporting services page.
> >>
> >> (Reporting Services Page)
> >> ---------------------------------------------------------
> >> Suggestions ID Suggestion Title
> >> 1 Carpark
> >> 2 Toilet
> >> ... ...
> >> ... ...
> >> ---------------------------------------------------------
> >> So i am now viewing the page done in reporting services, and in order
> >> to view the full information of the suggestions, i had to click on the
> >> Suggestions ID. For example, i click on Suggestion ID "1", user will
> >> be transfer to a aspx page where they can view the complete
> >> information of Suggestion ID "1".
> >> And so what should i do in order to display the correct information
> >> for Suggestion ID "1" in the aspx page when user clicks on the
> >> Suggestion ID "1" from the reporting services page.
> >>
> >> hope you understand my problem so far.. sorry for the trouble and time
> >> spent. thanks
> >>
> >> "avnrao" wrote:
> >>
> >>
> >>> 1. you can make the parameters appear in Report textbox by placing
> >>> Parameters!ParameterName.Value in the report text. does this serve
> >>> your purpose?
> >>>
> >>> 2. You are trying to invoke an aspx page from a report. so have a
> >>> link in Report which points to your aspx page
> >>> (http://server/aspxapp/my.aspx?parameters) and you have to pass
> >>> parameters in query string only. (tell me if you can use a form to
> >>> submit..i dont know that).
> >>>
> >>> hth
> >>>
> >>> "JiaN" <JiaN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >>> news:9F8D8FC3-6E84-441A-A4CE-CA14BEFB182A@microsoft.com...
> >>>
> >>>> ok.. so the example u given me is for passing parameters from
> >>>> asp.net to
> >>>> reporting services? and how do i display the parameters value that
> >>>> is been
> >>>> passed in the URL to display in my report textbox?
> >>>>
> >>>> for the other way on passing parameters from report services to
> >>>> asp.net.. is
> >>>> because i got a page(done in RS) where user can click on the column
> >>>> call
> >>>> "Suggestion ID" and they will be transfer to a aspx page where i
> >>>> need the
> >>>> suggestion ID to query the database tables to get extra information to
> >>>> display in that aspx page and they are able to evaluate the
> >>>> suggestions from
> >>>> that aspx page by clicking on the Accept, Reject button available on
> >>>> the
> >>>> page. I done this in aspx page because my supervisor wants a real
> >>>> button
> >>>> instead of those "textbox" like button in reporting services.
> >>>>
> >>>> thanks for your help!
> >>>> "avnrao" wrote:
> >>>>
> >>>>
> >>>>> Generally parameters are flown from ASP.Net to reports.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> If you are getting parameter values to ASP.Net app in query string
> >>>>> use this
> >>>>> :
> >>>>> myParamValue = Request.QueryString["paramName"];
> >>>>> // append it to report URL
> >>>>> http://serv/reportserver?/path&myParam=myParamValue
> >>>>>
> >>>>> If you are getting parameter values to ASP.Net in form submit, use
> >>>>> this :
> >>>>> myParamValue = Request.Form["paramName"];
> >>>>> // append it to report URL
> >>>>> http://serv/reportserver?/path&myParam=myParamValue
> >>>>>
> >>>>> and about the Other way, passing parameters from reporting services to
> >>>>> ASP.Net?? I dont think why we need to do this? do you have any
> >>>>> specific
> >>>>> requirement?
> >>>>>
> >>>>> "JiaN" <JiaN@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >>>>> news:C51CAFD7-665A-4173-81EA-1716F70779A1@microsoft.com...
> >>>>>
> >>>>>> How do i pass parameters from reporting services to ASP.NET thru
> >>>>>> URL? and
> >>>>>> how
> >>>>>> do i retrieve the parameters values from the URL using ASP.NET?
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> And also vice versa. that means how do i pass parameters from
> >>>>>> ASP.NET to
> >>>>>> reporting services and how do i retrieve the parameters values using
> >>>>>> reporting services.
> >>>>>>
> >>>>>> Thanks in advance for the help.
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >
> > I guess you could use the "Navigation" properties in the advanced option
> > tab. Use the "Jump To Url" set value like below:
> > ="
http://www.anyurl.com/page.aspx?p=" & Parameters!paramXYZ.Value
> >
> > // Jonas Montonen
>
>
> Oops, I read your message again.
> I guess what you want is:
> ="
http://www.anyurl.com/page.aspx?suggId=" & =Fields!SuggestionId.Value
>
> // JoNtE