Jump to Url

I use the "jump to url" in a report that links out to a page on our company intranet. Our internal users have to use http and an external user needs to be routed to the site w/ https. How can I account for this in a report?

You could use an expression for the URL and look at the global "UserID"

Based on that UserID, you should be able to determine if the user is internal or external, and set the URL appropriately.

HTH

BobP

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Hi Bob,

Thank you so very much for your reply. I have posted this question many times and this is the first time that I have gotten any suggestions. I am not sure if this will work in our case or not. I believe that we are using Active Directory. I am not sure if the user id actually changes when they are viewing something from here or out in the field. I have to check with my team members to see if this would work in our situation.

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Jump to Url

I use the "jump to url" in a report that links out to a page on our company intranet. Our internal users have to use http and an external user needs to be routed to the site w/ https. How can I account for this in a report?

You could use an expression for the URL and look at the global "UserID"

Based on that UserID, you should be able to determine if the user is internal or external, and set the URL appropriately.

HTH

BobP

|||

Hi Bob,

Thank you so very much for your reply. I have posted this question many times and this is the first time that I have gotten any suggestions. I am not sure if this will work in our case or not. I believe that we are using Active Directory. I am not sure if the user id actually changes when they are viewing something from here or out in the field. I have to check with my team members to see if this would work in our situation.

|||User ID will not help us to determine which site they came in on are there any other suggestions for this?

Jump to URL

Hi,

I have made a report consisting of links to other reports. I open the links via the "Jump to URL" functionality. Is there any way of opening the links in seperate browser windows? My users would like to be able to have more than one report open at a time.

Thanks for any help :-)

-- Heidi --

You can use javascript function instead of a report name.

try to use the window.open function.

try to write:
javascript:window.open('URL');

change URL to your url or report.|||My links are defined in a table as a simple textbox with navigation. How can I insert javascript to this code?|||

Now I have the following in my jump to url:

= window.open(Fields!filename.Value)"

where Fields!filename.Value contains the URL to my reports.

When I click the link I get an error saying " ) expected"

My links look something like this:

http://myserver/ReportServer$SQL2005/Pages/ReportViewer.aspx?%2fStandard+reports%2fIDPointActivity&rs%3aClearSession=true&rc%3aView=45ec7368-1fb0-4313-8235-2ae1110bb9ca

Any idea what I am doing wrong?

I can make the link work, when I type in the url-directly as parameter to the window.open-function - this is not a solution for me though, since I need to use dynamic links retrieved from a database.