Why parameters stopped to working - Case SSRS on native mode migrated to SQL Server 2014

We had SQL Server 2008 Reporting Service on Native mode. We had hyperlink including date parameters in Intranet. When you click the link, you get report opened with correct date filtering.
We have created new SQL Server 2012 Reporting Server environment. We have migrated reports there. However when clicking hyperlink, we don't get report filtered by days.
Why paratemeters are not working anymore? Is there something to configure?
http://000.000.00.000/Reports_ABCREPORTS/Pages/Report.aspx?ItemPath=%2fMircrosoft+PROD%2fSelectEventsGroup&rs:Command=Render&EventInfo=maindata&DayLimit1=10.6.2014
12:12:45&DayLimit2=10.6.2014 12:31:10
Kenny_I

Hi Kenny_I,
Have you migrated all reports from SSRS 2008 to SSRS 2012, including the drill-through report? As per my understanding, I think this issue can be caused drill-through report couldn’t be accessed in the new environment or the report had been changed. Please
make sure the drill-through report works well in the new environment. We can directly render the drill-through report with the Parameter values @EventInfo=maindata, @DayLimit1=10.6.2014 12:12:45 and @DayLimit2=10.6.2014 12:31:10 to check the report.
If there are any other questions, please feel free to ask.
Thanks,
Katherine Xiong
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