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Textbox Properties - Navigation Tab (Visual Studio Report Designer)

Use the Navigation tab of the Textbox Properties dialog box to define navigation options for the text box.

Options

  • Document map label
    Type or select a label or an expression that evaluates to a label. Click the expression (fx) button to edit the expression. The value of the label appears on the document map.
  • Bookmark ID
    Type or select a bookmark ID or an expression that evaluates to a bookmark ID. Click the expression (fx) button to edit the expression. The bookmark ID is the target of a bookmark action.
  • Hyperlink action
    Select an option to indicate the action to perform when the user clicks on the text box.
  • None
    Choose this option to indicate that the item has no action.
  • Jump to report
    Choose this option to define a link to a drillthrough report. You can select a client report definition (.rdlc) file that has been added to the project, or you can type the relative or fully-qualified path name of a file that is stored on the file system.
  • Parameters
    Choose this option to add a list of parameters to pass to the drillthrough report. The parameter names must match the parameters defined for the target report.
  • Jump to bookmark
    Choose this option to define a link to a bookmark within the current report. Type or select the bookmark ID for the report to jump to when the user clicks the link. Click the expression (fx) button to edit the expression. The bookmark ID can be either a static ID or an expression that evaluates to a bookmark ID. The expression can include a field that contains a bookmark ID.
  • Jump to URL
    Choose this option to define a link to a Web page. Type or select the URL of a Web page or an expression that evaluates to the URL of a Web page. Click the expression (fx) button to edit the expression. This expression can include a field that contains a URL.

See Also

Reference

Textbox Properties Dialog Box - General Tab (Visual Studio Report Designer)

Concepts

Using Expressions in a Report (Visual Studio Report Designer)
Adding Interactivity, Visibility, and Navigation to a Report (Visual Studio Report Designer)
ReportViewer Controls (Visual Studio)
ReportViewer Web Server and Windows Forms Controls

Other Resources

Report Designer User Interface Reference (Visual Studio)