Showing posts with label hyperlink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hyperlink. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Need Help - Quick simple implementation of code

Hi,
I am looking for a very simple and straighforward way of calling an already
deployed report from ASP.net. I simply need a hyperlink that displays the
report on screen if that is possible.
Any help would be tremendously appreciated.Hi Dan.
You can download this ASP.NET demo, it would help you rendering the report.
http://www.rdlcomponents.com/ASPExamples/default.aspx
Thanks
Jerry
"Dan Colgan via SQLMonster.com" wrote:
> Hi,
> I am looking for a very simple and straighforward way of calling an already
> deployed report from ASP.net. I simply need a hyperlink that displays the
> report on screen if that is possible.
> Any help would be tremendously appreciated.
>sql

Monday, February 20, 2012

navigation question

hi all,
i need to add a BACK button to some reports.

I have a report that has a hyperlink to another report. When I click it, I go to that other report, but because I cannot open it into a new page, I got to be able to return somehow to the initial page. In this second report I added a row, I have embedded the picture of a button that reads GOBACK, but for the Navigation property I do not know how to specify navigation to the previous page.

Anybody, any ideas?
thanks,
kowalskyTry javascript:history.go(-1) for a url-based parameter|||Thanks for the tip.

Could you be a littel more specific, though? I don't understand what you mean: what is the synthax for the javascript code? where do i create the url-based parameter?
Right now my second report is already based on a parameter (but this doen't help).
The place where I should try to insert the javascript is probably the Hyperlink action section in the Navigation tab in the button's properties.
Am I close?

Thanks,
kowalsky|||Hi kowalsky,
I haven't tested this, but you should be able to create a new textbox, and under advanced properties add the javascript in the URL navigation section. It should be something like javascript:history.go(-1) to go back a page.
Another solution may be to create a bookmark link with a reference to the page number property.