Is it possible to include a URL with other parameters in a report? I would like users to have ability to click on a link to view another report while passing various parameters to the report. Any recommendations will be helpful.
Yes, you can do that. Just add a textbox and set some value, then right click the textbox and select Action tab.
In Action tab select Go to report and choose the report you want to the URL point to. Then click add to specify the Name of parameters and its Value.
Hopefully this is what you are looking for, otherwise let me know.
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I am building a zapier app using the cli.
I have an action, which has a form, with one of it's elements being a drop down, which has a hidden trigger as it's datasource.
With the context of a zap, is it possible to set the selection of the drop down, based on a value from a previous step?
David here, from the Zapier Platform team.
You can set a default value for a field, but unfortunately you can't set the value dynamically. The main reason for that is there's a good chance that the trigger your action is paired with won't be one from your app. There could be any any data of any shape coming in, so there's really no way to act directly on it.
Let me know if you've got any other questions!
edit: Even with a dropdown, there's a option to "use a custom value". That's what the users would use if they want to map a value in (or paste it themselves) rather than use the dropdown
Is it possible to have a link in a custom crm report?
In the picture, How can I make patientId as link that when it is clicked, the patient form opens?
Turn those labels into hyperlinks, seems to be plenty of questions on this already.
Use this information to set the correct URL to open the patient form
Open forms, views, dialogs and reports with a URL, for example:
http://myorg.crm.dynamics.com/main.aspx?etn=[your entity name goes here]&pagetype=entityrecord&id=[record Id goes here]
i am working on crystal reports 11. Just added a stored proc with 2 parameters. but refreshing the report does not prompt for new parameters.
Any suggestions.
Thanks
Amrita
Did you define your parameter in the Parameter Fields? You didn't specifically say so.
If your parameter isn't actually in use, you won't be prompted for a value. i.e. If you drag & drop the parameter onto the design view and refresh, then it should prompt you for a value.
i am having a discussion board. and when we access that discussion board, the default view is flat view. in that view there will be "Posted By" field. On clicking the image or username on that field, sp will redirects to the corresponding user page(about details). in my current project i want to disable all this posted by field. just i want to show picture of the user and username, no hyperlink.
how to do this? its very urgent
Removing the hyper link would not be possible unless until you create the custom webpart for the same; work around could be to disable the hyper links by changing their href by # using JavaScript which would be called below the web part in HTML
I'm trying to use SSRS URL access (http://mydomain.com/ReportServer?/Reports ....) such that the URL with hidden report parameters is never visible in the browser.
Many references suggest that simply encapsulating the Report/Server url within a form with method=post will do the trick.
While the form posts without showing an param in the URL, when the SSRS ReportServer responds to display the form, it unfortunately puts something like this in the browser command box:
http://localhost:8080/ReportServer_SQLEXPRESS/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?/Reports/MyReportTest&rs%3aCommand=Render&rc%3aLinkTarget=_blank&rs%3aFormat=HTML4.0&rc%3aParameters=false&Id=1
This is useless, because one can simply hack the trailing "Id=1" and make it anything.
Any pointers on how to get around this?
You can use JavaScript to have the report open in a new window with the address bar hidden.
It is still very simple for a user to find the URL and change the ID but at least this workaround makes it ever-so-slightly more difficult and less savvy users won't be tempted to change the ID.