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How to retrieve the page of the current browsing report from the local embedded system
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Hi, @yaohua
Power BI Report Server itself does not support this feature. The main reason is that in Report Server, when we open a Power BI report, it essentially calls an internal exe to render the report.
If you need to implement this feature, you need to find the _ngcontent-ng-c465765458 container, and then find the following li tags in this container. These tags are the page buttons at the bottom, and you can get the currently browsed page by checking its property changes.
This step requires you to use JavaScript with some programming languages such as python to implement it.
If you want to view the current user's operation records, you can check the current Report Server database operation log:
Best Regards
Jianpeng Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Hi, @yaohua
Power BI Report Server itself does not support this feature. The main reason is that in Report Server, when we open a Power BI report, it essentially calls an internal exe to render the report.
If you need to implement this feature, you need to find the _ngcontent-ng-c465765458 container, and then find the following li tags in this container. These tags are the page buttons at the bottom, and you can get the currently browsed page by checking its property changes.
This step requires you to use JavaScript with some programming languages such as python to implement it.
If you want to view the current user's operation records, you can check the current Report Server database operation log:
Best Regards
Jianpeng Li
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
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