Problem statement
I want to provide URL query parameters on Fabric URL level to put a Fabric app in a certain state when it loads.
For example, when I call the URL of the Fabric App with an extra 'customerId=42', the app opens and automatically customer 42 is selected and shown.
Proposed solution
Make it possible to expose Fabruc URL query parameters in the IFrame Window? of the Fabric App.
Alternatives considered
An alternative is loading parameter information in Onelake or the SQL database first (like a second secure channel).
But then it's not a atomic call anymore and could different sessions cause cross reference problems between users.
Additional context
See also this idea: Fabric app backend supports forwarding custom quer... - Microsoft Fabric Community
Problem statement
I want to provide URL query parameters on Fabric URL level to put a Fabric app in a certain state when it loads.
For example, when I call the URL of the Fabric App with an extra 'customerId=42', the app opens and automatically customer 42 is selected and shown.
Proposed solution
Make it possible to expose Fabruc URL query parameters in the IFrame Window? of the Fabric App.
Alternatives considered
An alternative is loading parameter information in Onelake or the SQL database first (like a second secure channel).
But then it's not a atomic call anymore and could different sessions cause cross reference problems between users.
Additional context
See also this idea: Fabric app backend supports forwarding custom quer... - Microsoft Fabric Community