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PowerBi published in PowerBi report Server Direct link
Hi All,
i've a lot of PowerBi (.pbix) report published in our PowerBi Report Server (not powerbi.com).
Each report contains more than one sheet.
Is it possible to create a direct link that allow to open directly not the default page of the report?
I try using "pageName" or "ReportSection" but doesnt' work.
Below some example used (not working):
https://MyReportServer/reports/powerbi/MyReport?PageName=1
https://MyReportServer/reports/powerbi/MyReport?PageName=ReportSection1
https://MyReportServer/reports/powerbi/MyReport?ReportSection=1
Thanks in advance for you support,
Daniele
10 Replies
Hi Anonymous,
Back in SSRS days you used to be able to use the Section parameter for that. Have you tried to append rc:Section=2 to the end of the url to go to page 2.
Anonymous
i have asked similar question before and it probably only support "rs:embed" and "filter" parameters.
there is no specific documnet to introduce all url parameters for pbi.
Re: Available query string when embedding Power BI... - Microsoft Fabric Communitythere is a thread describing the all parameters for pbi, but they only works in PBI Service.
PBIRS is just inferior to PBI Service from both products and documents perspectives.
Hello,Vanchy_Liao and Expiscornovus ,thanks for your concern about this issue.
Your answers are excellent!
And I would like to share some additional solutions below.
Hi,Anonymous .I am glad to help you.The report server API does not seem to support the ability to pass filter page parameters.
However you can try the following alternative.
1. Create a home page in the report, and then add buttons or shortcuts to link to other pages on this home page (by way of buttons, clicking on a button on the home page to jump to another page (Button binds to the report web URL of the other page))2. Use bookmarks: Create bookmarks in the report and use them to navigate to different pages.
I hope that the following relevant issue will be of help to you.
URL:
Solved: Can I have the URL for a specific page for my repo... - Microsoft Fabric Community
I hope my suggestions give you good ideas, if you have any more questions, please clarify in a follow-up reply.
Best Regards,
Carson JianHi,Anonymous .Thank you for your reply.
The rest of my team and I came to the following conclusion after testing Url filter.
For PBIRS, the page switching of pbix reports in the web portal is completely based on front-end CSS codeYou can see that the front-end page adds a selected attribute to <div> where Page2 is located, including its parent tag <li> is also added with selected attribute, and sets aria-selected = true
The TAB is currently selected
When I tried to change Page1's added selected state and changed aria-selected = false to true (page2 and page1 front-end CSS property Settings switched)
The report page automatically switches to page1Unfortunately, there is no support for setting CSS properties to URLs, as you can observe, the URL of the report does not change when you switch report pages.
And regarding the SSRS URL filter feature, it supports paginated reports, not pbix reports.For Power BI Service, the system supports users to filter reports and change the report display page by modifying the parameters of the URL, but for Power BI Report Server, there is no such API interface developed to realize similar effects for the time being.
You can consider modifying the CSS of the front-end page to try to achieve your goal.I hope my suggestions give you good ideas, if you have any more questions, please clarify in a follow-up reply.
Best Regards,
Carson Jian,
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi,Anonymous .Merry Christmas to you.
Has your problem been solved?
If you have found suitable solutions, please share them as it will help more users with similar problems.
For example, relevant code or links to articles.
Or you can mark the valid suggestions provided by other users as solutions.
Thank you very much for your understanding and support of Power BI.I hope my suggestions give you good ideas, if you have any more questions, please clarify in a follow-up reply.
Best Regards,
Carson Jian
