parameter value to iframe src

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Hi,

I have a view, inside view i am calling an aspx page to load report viewer. I wanted to pass the parameter of the url to the aspx page which is inside the iframe.

The browser url is localhost/Contract/ContractReport/12233

I want 12233 to be passed to the iframe source as ../../ContractReport.aspx?12233

Please give me suggestions

Posted 7-Feb-13 5:10am

Ahamed Azeem

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Ahamed Azeem · Answer 1 · 2013-02-07T08:26:00

Solution 3

@ViewContext.RouteData.Values["id"]

Posted 7-Feb-13 8:26am

Ahamed Azeem

Sheikh Muhammad Haris · Answer 2 · 2013-02-07T08:00:00

Solution 2

Simple call your page like this

HTML

<iframe src="/ContractReport.aspx?12233"></iframe>

------------- Updated Answer below

Set your URL in controller like this

C#

public ActionResult Index()
{
     ViewBag.myURL = "/abc.aspx?" + querystring; // set your dynamic URL here
     return View();
}

Then in your View,

HTML

<iframe id="iframe" src="@Url.Content(ViewBag.myURL)" style="width: 700; height: 700px;"></iframe>

Posted 7-Feb-13 8:00am

Sheikh Muhammad Haris

Updated 7-Feb-13 11:13am

v2

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Ahamed Azeem 7-Feb-13 14:06pm

Bro, it will not be same always.. I want it to take dynamically

[no name] 7-Feb-13 14:12pm

You didn't mention it in your question. Then why don't you use viewbag?

Ahamed Azeem 7-Feb-13 14:17pm

Yes I forgot to put for ex.

This is get so how can i use viewbag to pass from the controller

Ahamed Azeem 7-Feb-13 14:17pm

and the link to this page is in another view

Ahamed Azeem 7-Feb-13 14:28pm

I solved this myself @ViewContext.RouteData.Values["id"]

[no name] 7-Feb-13 17:19pm

Glad you solved it yourself.

Just for example, I have updated my Answer, how could you use this with ViewBag.