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I'm trying to add custom buttons to the panel and it works if I open any URLs or reports but, I'd like to pass the parms along with it, for eg., EXL Download for the same report with prms selected. I tried with &PARM=&PARM but no luck
This is the new "Page" using Designer, they now have abilities to add CSS and JS when building a page which is pretty cool. Again I'm using 8206 Home page to perform this.
You are going to have problems. W are in discussions with IBI to get the parms accessible.
Case open.
It looks promising but seems there is no functions available to retrieve the parms.
If you have the parms shown on the screen, you may be able to use js to collect them, but not sure if the values of select lists are available directly.
Thanks Waz, I ended up grabbing the var as getelementById value and am able to pass it along in the URL. I'm hoping we'll see more IBComposer type functions exposed for designer.