on 01-04-2007 6:18 PM
hello all,
is it possibel to assign an unassigned value (#) to web templates via url?
Hi Tomer,
When you view the source of a wad page (before the report is running, the page you see when you enter a wrong value for parameter), you'll see that the BW creates a parameter name for the dropdown as well.
So if a dropdown has values like (=, [], =>, # etc).
You will see in the HTML:
<select name="VAR_OPERATOR_X" id="..." ...>
<option value="EQ" > = </option> // Equal
<option value="BT" > [] </option> // Bigger than
..
..
</select>
Also # should be transferred as hex code %23 (if this is the value you want to pass)
Omri
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Thanks all of you.
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TOmer,
is the display value for Null - and you will not be able to pass the ASCII value of # (%23) and get the same result - you would have to pass space (%20) instead ...
pass %20 as the variable value through the URL and your report will take the value as # or Not Assigned..
Arun
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