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PerformancePiont Dashboard: adding a Filter to a hyperlink KPI

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rackman99

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Hi,
Following the instructions found in
I can create a link to bring up a webpage. However the design of our dashboard is based on 2 different Scorecards (each with their own KPIs) using a Filter to decide which scorecard to show. What I am trying to do is to use the Fitler as another parameter to be passed over to the redir.aspx page so that depending on which scorecard is selected the correct webpage is called up. What I have found is that the OverridingURL does not get cleared when the filter is changed so that the param passed over could be along the lines of:
OverridingURL = scorecard1Kpi1webpage.rdl;scorecard2Kpi1webpage.rdl
Im hoping that if the Filter Display Value / Member UniqueName can be passed over then the code in the redirt.aspx just needs to be modified to
String Filtname = Request.Params["Display Name"];
String reff = Request.Params("OverridingURL");

If (Filtname=="scorecard1")
...do code to check OverridingURL is not null and then call
report 1
if else (Filtname="scorecard2")
...as above but call report 2

Having a seperate Property for each Scorecard does not work as the properties do not get cleaned out when I switch scorecards so the 1st report will always get called


Cheers
 
Forgot to mention that the problem I'm having is that
String Filtname = Request.Params["Display Name"];
or
String Filtname = Request.Params["Member UniqueName"];
does not return any values
 
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