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rudisoft
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Embedding report deep links

Hi community!

 

I followed the instructions to embed a report into an internal webpage (in this case Atlassian Confluence) by following these instructions. I used a javascript to extract the currently logged in user and pass in the email address as filter parameter using this snippet:

 

 

<center> <script> var epic = "PAPL-616" var content = "https://app.powerbi.com/reportEmbed?reportId=ad34739c-e72b-43f5-945c-2767c692358f&autoAuth=true&ctid=ed1bc7bc-9e75-4836-9e38-7a4c7f7273d2&filter=Jira_x0020_Epics/issue_x0020_key eq \'"+epic+"\'" document.write("<iframe id=\"iframe\" title=\"PowerBI reporting\" width=\"1200\" height=\"900\" src=\""+content+"\" frameborder=\"0\" allowFullScreen=\"true\"></iframe>") </script> </center>

 

 

 

My problen now is that the deep link provided doesn't get used on different pages of the report since every page of the report  has it's own deep link. I'd love to use the same filter on multiple pages of the report (currently I'm obviously using only one page).

The practical background is that we have a bunch of project managers who will all maintain their individual project webpages (Confluence). Every project manager gets identified by their email address and the commonly shared dataset over all projects of the oganization gets filtered by that email address, so the project manager only sees a predefined project on each project website.

 

To make things clear: I would love to have a commonly shared deep link of the PBI report itself. The parameter pageName doesn't work anymore, see the instructions link given. I'd love to have that ability, again.

 

Please kindly share your thougts and vote for the issue.

 

Thanks

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rudisoft
Frequent Visitor

Hi @GilbertQ ,

I had thought about it, yet the filter really needs to be data-centric and not user centric. All users should be able to see the same view of filtered data.

Thanks and greets,

 

@rudisoft 

GilbertQ
Super User
Super User

Hi @rudisoft 

 

What I would do is to use Row Level Security, which means when the user logs in they would then only see their data related to their name

 

By doing this you would not need to filter any of the data.

 

Row-level security (RLS) with Power BI - Power BI | Microsoft Learn





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