This documentation is for the legacy Izenda 6 product. Documentation for the new Izenda 7 product can be found at https://www.izenda.com/docs/
What are the different parameters I can pass to the rs.aspx page in the query string, and what do they do?
This is the current list of useful rs.aspx query string keys:
rn=[reportName] This is the name specified for the report (e.g. a report named Cost Analysis would be accessed with rs.aspx?rn=Cost+Analysis)
output=[ExportFormat], export=[ExportFormat] This will generate the desired export of the tabular data in the report (e.g. rs.aspx?rn=Cost+Analysis&output=pdf)
Here are the types you can request.
File Type | Expected Identifier |
---|---|
CSV | csv |
Word | doc |
Excel | xls |
JSON | json |
XML | xml |
run_scheduled_reports=[Minutes] Adds the report to the Izenda Scheduler to be run after the designated period of time (e.g. rs.aspx?rn=Cost+Analysis&run_scheduled_reports=30)
Note: The Izenda Scheduler must be configured in order for this parameter to have any effect.
reportonly=[0 or 1] Specifies whether the returned report will contain styling and scripts (0 indicates no styling or scripts are to be used)
clear=[0 or 1] Clears the cache
pxvalue=[value] These are directly related to the filters used in the report and range from 1 to the number of filters used in the report where x is the number of the filter. The value indicates what default value the filter should have. (e.g. a report that filters on country, company, and product could have p1value=usa&p2value=general+mills&p3value=lucky+charms)
wscmd=[value] This parameter takes any of the following string values and returns a JSON formatted object to the browser. This can help developers who wish to work with JSON objects to build customized application pages using Izenda.
Possible Values
Note: At this time, Izenda supports at most 5 query string parameters
Here is a sample of a query in action using some of the concepts described above.
http://izenda.com/demo/rs.aspx?output=doc&rn=Accounting&p1value=Alfreds+Futterkiste
Last edited by Michael Hornaday, 2016-02-04 14:22:46