Links:
Sites Created:
Sites I like:
Excellence
-
http://excellence.bergren.net
Pics -
http://picasaweb.google.com/rnbergren
Bibles - www.ilikebibles.com
Polk City - www.polkcity.org
Church - www.ridgelife.org
FCStone -
www.fcstone.com
http://www.efcpolkcity.com/
http://www.kruegerankeny.com/
http://www.hotwireds.com/
http://www.totalqualityinc.com/
www.npcitizensforprogress.com
DMACC - wwww.dmacc.edu
http://rnbergren.stumbleupon.com/
http://my.yahoo.com
www.geekbrieftv.com
Having fun being a father and a web geek.
Hello, my name is
Rod Bergren
Who am Who am I? I am a
geek/programmer/webmaster/manager for the bestest company.
I write applications for Web Services and Windows. I also do on the side
contract programming as my time allows (which is not very much).
Monday, January 09, 2012
Mile Long Bridge
I never get tired of this view. Ever.
Sunday, January 08, 2012
ducks flying south in January
kind of unusual to see this time of year. It is finally getting cold enough for them to want to get out of dodge. IE the water is finally freezing up. Bad year for Ice Fishing. Everyone else seems happy though. 
Thursday, December 29, 2011
URL Encoding Saves the day in SSRS and SharePoint
Ok so an issue I have had off and on over the past few months. More annoying than anything. I usually before this found a good way to work around it. But this week I didn't have any viable options for working around this. I needed a text box to have a URL link to another page and it needed to include the ID parameter for that other page for lookup. Unfortunately SSRS when ran in Visual Studio worked perfectly. However when the report was deployed to the ReportingServices Server. It doubled up the ID field each time. So I would end up with a link like the following
http://myserver/reportserver/report1.rdl?ID=123&ID=123
It was doubling up the ID every time. Nothing out on Google about this one. And then the target URL would not render correctly. UGH!
So, I started playing around. My Expression was something like this
="http://myserver/reportserver/report1.rdl?ID=" & Fields!ID.Value
Which looks right.
No doubling up there. So I took out the Fields!ID.Value and hardcoded in my "123"
Still doubles up.
Ok, Put it as one long string.
Still doubles up.
dropped the ID= and left 123
that shows ?123 on the URL but no doubling up. OK now we are onto something. Is it the equal sign?
Replaced the equal sign with the HTML URL encoding value from
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/html/html_url_encoding.htm
So the expression for the URL becomes this
="http://myserver/reportserver/report1.rdl?ID%3d" & Fields!ID.Value
And low and behold that works perfectly. All the time everytime. YAY
So there you go. URL Encoding saves the day.
Thursday, December 29, 2011
the frozen shores of Saylorville lake.
frozen shores of Saylorville
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
We are going on a bear hunt
Oh no, Ice, We can't go under it. We cannot go around it. And mom and dad won't let us go over it. I guess we will just have to play near it.
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Looks like a winter storm
Is coming in. It wasn't there was almost no reason for it to look this threatening. But it sure looked like there was something brewing up. Gorgeous evening.
Monday, December 26, 2011
Saylorville this evening
Cold, windy, almost frozen but not quite there. It really was that blue out there.
More
pictures are here.
From Ariea
Other stuff of interest to people possibly.
Trip to Tahiti.
Belize
is nice as well
Pics - http://picasaweb.google.com/rnbergren
Bibles - www.ilikebibles.com
Polk City - www.polkcity.org
Church - www.ridgelife.org
FCStone - www.fcstone.com
http://www.kruegerankeny.com/
http://www.hotwireds.com/
http://www.totalqualityinc.com/
www.npcitizensforprogress.com
http://rnbergren.stumbleupon.com/
http://my.yahoo.com
www.geekbrieftv.com
Having fun being a father and a web geek.
Hello, my name is
Rod Bergren
Who am Who am I? I am a geek/programmer/webmaster/manager for the bestest company. I write applications for Web Services and Windows. I also do on the side contract programming as my time allows (which is not very much).
| Monday, January 09, 2012 Mile Long Bridge I never get tired of this view. Ever. 
|
| Sunday, January 08, 2012 ducks flying south in January kind of unusual to see this time of year. It is finally getting cold enough for them to want to get out of dodge. IE the water is finally freezing up. Bad year for Ice Fishing. Everyone else seems happy though. 
|
| Thursday, December 29, 2011 URL Encoding Saves the day in SSRS and SharePoint Ok so an issue I have had off and on over the past few months. More annoying than anything. I usually before this found a good way to work around it. But this week I didn't have any viable options for working around this. I needed a text box to have a URL link to another page and it needed to include the ID parameter for that other page for lookup. Unfortunately SSRS when ran in Visual Studio worked perfectly. However when the report was deployed to the ReportingServices Server. It doubled up the ID field each time. So I would end up with a link like the following http://myserver/reportserver/report1.rdl?ID=123&ID=123 It was doubling up the ID every time. Nothing out on Google about this one. And then the target URL would not render correctly. UGH! So, I started playing around. My Expression was something like this ="http://myserver/reportserver/report1.rdl?ID=" & Fields!ID.Value Which looks right. No doubling up there. So I took out the Fields!ID.Value and hardcoded in my "123" Still doubles up. Ok, Put it as one long string. Still doubles up. dropped the ID= and left 123 that shows ?123 on the URL but no doubling up. OK now we are onto something. Is it the equal sign? Replaced the equal sign with the HTML URL encoding value from http://www.tutorialspoint.com/html/html_url_encoding.htm So the expression for the URL becomes this ="http://myserver/reportserver/report1.rdl?ID%3d" & Fields!ID.Value And low and behold that works perfectly. All the time everytime. YAY So there you go. URL Encoding saves the day.
|
| Thursday, December 29, 2011 the frozen shores of Saylorville lake. frozen shores of Saylorville 
|
| Wednesday, December 28, 2011 We are going on a bear hunt  Oh no, Ice, We can't go under it. We cannot go around it. And mom and dad won't let us go over it. I guess we will just have to play near it.
|
| Tuesday, December 27, 2011 Looks like a winter storm  Is coming in. It wasn't there was almost no reason for it to look this threatening. But it sure looked like there was something brewing up. Gorgeous evening.
|
| Monday, December 26, 2011 Saylorville this evening Cold, windy, almost frozen but not quite there. It really was that blue out there. 
|
More pictures are here.
|
| |
| From Ariea |
Other stuff of interest to people possibly.
Trip to Tahiti.
Belize is nice as well