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  1. amysdude

    Logging out of a Session

    I am trying to use my own authentication for a web application. Upon a valid log on , I set Session["isLoggedIn"] to true. Upon "logging out" I do a Session.Abandon() and redirect to the logon page. In the Pre_Init event, I have logic to redirect user to Login.aspx if Session["isLoggedIn"] =...
  2. amysdude

    Multi-select parameters

    =JOIN(Parameters!ParameterName.Label,", ") Where ", " is the seperator.
  3. amysdude

    Reference Custom Code from Query? Or better option?

    I belive the function in the code-behind needs to be a Public Shared Function. Public Shared Function getElem(str as String, delim As String, N As Integer) Dim myArr as Array myArr = Split(str, delim) If N >= 1 And N <= (1 + UBound(myArr)) Then getElem = Trim(myArr(N...
  4. amysdude

    Will SSRS update expression names throughout the report?

    Yes. A Find/Replaces of the RDL's XML in a text editor is the way to go about changing every occurence of a field name.
  5. amysdude

    Third Party Chart Tool for SSRS 2005?

    I personally use Dundas Charts of SSRS 05. Dundas allows the programmer to code on 7 or so different events behind an easy to use drag and drop interface.
  6. amysdude

    Refer to parameter in page header

    Sorry about the month delay. I just joined the forum today after reading your post and thought I'd take a stab at it regarding listing the values of a multi-select parameter. The following textbox expression will join the Multi-Valued Parameters with a comma...

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