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Hi, Herb:
Strip off the Modify mode parameter. It is not
necessary when using the eid parameter. Exclude the quotes and equal sign
from the eid parameter.
One more thing. For me, in the 5.1.2 version of
mid-tier the formalias reference rather than form seemed to work.
Example: (this syntax worked for
me)
Syntax examples from Action Request System 5.1 Developing
AR System Basics manual:
The following examples show how to create direct access URLs. Example 1: http://< host>/<contextpath>/servlet/ViewFormServlet?formalias=< formalias>&server=<arserver>After the user logs in, the system finds and displays the web view for the specified form in query mode. Example 2: http://< host>/<contextpath>/servlet/ViewFormServlet?formalias=< formalias>&server=<arserver>&username=<username>&pwd=<password>&locale= <locale>Hope this leads you on your way.
Michelle
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Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 8:41 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: URL in email If I remember correctly I dont think you want to encode the
= after eid so it would be eid=%22000000000000009%22
Fred From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Herb Partlow Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 7:24 AM To: [email protected] Subject: URL in email Good Morning
All It has been a while
since I have done this and I can’t get it to work… I am trying to create
a encoded url <mid tier
5.1.2> to include in an email that will allow the user to
click on the link and login
into the form to see/modify their request. I have this. It prompts
for login but opens a blank form http://server/arsys/servlet/ViewFormServlet?form=formname&server=<server
name>&view=<webview of
form>&eid%3d%22000000000000009%22&mode=Modify What is wrong Thanks Herb |
- Re: URL in email Grooms, Frederick W
- Re: URL in email Lucero, Michelle - IST contractor
- Re: URL in email Dan Caissie
