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Hello all !
Sorry if it's not the right location, but it's my first post 🙂
I've succed to use filters with url parameter in embedded publication.
But despite document say it's not possible pour web publication, how could I have the same parameters than this site
No connexion, public site BUT I can modify filters with url parameters (change country to spain for exemple)
Thanks for all help
enjoy 🙂
Hervé
Hi @HerveLarcher ,
If you are looking to filter via the URL ,as the official document said, Query string filtering doesn't work with Publish to web .
Maybe you could apply report-level filter or build a Slicer visualization to filter data :
Refer to :
URL Filter to Publish to Web Report - Microsoft Power BI Community
powerbi - How to Pass a URL Filter to a Power BI Publish to Web Report - Stack Overflow
Best Regards,
Eyelyn Qin
If this post helps, then please consider Accept it as the solution to help the other members find it more quickly.
Thank Eyelyn for your help, but it doesn't match exactly my requirements... In fact, my dev team found a solution with javascript to replicate the politico site behaviour !
have a nice day 🙂
hello,
can you please explain, how did you dev team found solution with javascript. I have similar requirement
Hi HerveLarcher
i think You solved this problem so please reply me how can i solve
Could you provide more information on how this was done? it will help me a lot.
I also saw that many have this doubt
Hi,
Has anyone found a solution? I need help, please.
Hi @HerveLarcher ,
Welcome to the community and your first post!
I found a couple of links that might help you in setting up the parameters with your URL:
Let me know if those help you. And, if it does, please mark my response as a solution.
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