&rs:Parameters=false not working if redering reports in a iframe;

Hi,
I have problem with &rs:Parameters=false it's not working if reports in a
iframe;
same url working well on a normal page; any trick? here is my url:
http://localhost/ReportServer?/BASE/Opened Incidents By Severity - Chart and
Graph&rs%3aCommand=Render&rs%3aformat=HTML4.0&rc%3aParameters=false&date1=2006-05-01&date2=2006-05-02&unit_id=-1147471730&children=Y
thanks in advance! /Tomsorry, my bad, I mess up with rc: and rs in iframe url: everything is OK now,
thanks!
"TomKang2000" wrote:
> Hi,
> I have problem with &rs:Parameters=false it's not working if reports in a
> iframe;
> same url working well on a normal page; any trick? here is my url:
> http://localhost/ReportServer?/BASE/Opened Incidents By Severity - Chart and
> Graph&rs%3aCommand=Render&rs%3aformat=HTML4.0&rc%3aParameters=false&date1=2006-05-01&date2=2006-05-02&unit_id=-1147471730&children=Y
> thanks in advance! /Tom

"&" in an URL

Hi,

I have the following problem.
I want to execute this url :

http://SERVER/reportserver?/testCUBE/CUBE02&rs:Command=Render&Budgethouder=[Budgethouder].[Naam Budgethouder].%26[1]

"Budgethouder" is my parameter and "[Budgethouder].[Naam Budgethouder].&[1]" is the value

If I enter this url in IE then it executes perfectly, but when I open it with my winform (C# with URI) in a webbrowser it won't work. The URI seems to convert the '%26' to '&', but the ampersand shouldn't have its function, it must be 'seen' as a ordinary character. Can somebody help me with this?
I don't know if this works, but you could try:
%2526 this is a double url-encoded &

|||It won't work, I think he doesn't understand %25. an other idea?

& in report parameter

Hi,
Using URL parameters, I pass in the following department parameter "Sales & Marketing". The problem is the "&", this causing reporting services to display an error. I assume reporting services thinks it the parameter delimiter.
I have tried URL encloding the string before I pass it in but I still get an error.
Any ideas?
ThanksWhat is the error. Passing an & is fine, and yes it must be encoded on the
URL.
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"MikeMcD" <MikeMcD@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> Using URL parameters, I pass in the following department parameter "Sales
& Marketing". The problem is the "&", this causing reporting services to
display an error. I assume reporting services thinks it the parameter
delimiter.
> I have tried URL encloding the string before I pass it in but I still get
an error.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks|||Yes, we need to encode the & when we pass it in the URL.
just search ur string for an & and replace it with %26.
This should work fine.
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