javascript - jQuery button to send parameters not direct to correct URL -

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i have following button call method , send parameters method

 <input type="button" id="report" data-baseurl="@url.action("reportexport", "home")" value="generate report" class="btn btn-success submit" />

this script 

$('#report').click(function () {     // build url     var reporturl = $(this).data('baseurl') + '?id=' + "pdf" + '&type=' + $('#type').val() + '&category=' + $('#category').val() + '&country=' + $('#country').val() + '&subsidary=' + $('#subsidary').val() + '&datehere=' + $('#date').val();     // redirect     location.href = reporturl; });

this controller class

 public actionresult reportexport(string id, string type, string category, string country, string subsidary, string datehere)  {          .............      }

but once click button directing url following 

http://localhost:49669/home/undefined?id=pdf&type=002&category=&country=&subsidary=&datehere=

its taking undefined controller method instead of taking correct method,

whats wrong approach


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