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I have an HTML page with a drop down box where a user can select a location. I have created a run button and would like to be able to open different excel spreadsheets based on the location selected. I have multiple spreadsheets with the following names excel1.xls, excel2.xls, excel3.xls, etc. I would like to build a dynamic URL on the run button where excel(location).xls is opened based on the location selected. I've tried several diffrent ways but cannot get it to work. Has anyone done something like this? ThanksThis message has been edited. Last edited by: <Kathryn Henning>,
You'll need to post an example of what your doing and the actual error or response your getting.
If your being prompted for variable information, then it's because you have &var1=value.. in your URL. To get around that you have to place a '|' behind the &, for example. http://mydom/folder/file?&|var1=value&|var2=value
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Instead of a button, I suggest to display an hyperlink and have a on change event on the list box that, depending on selection made, assign the proper URL to the displayed hyperlink. So the user will have to click on the hyperlink instead of a button to open the spreadsheet.
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I am populating the variable from a selection made from a list box. If I change the URL to /approot/uabserver/medicalpracticetest1.xlsm the spread sheet opens. I just can't get it to work with the amper variable.
Originally posted by GavinL: You'll need to post an example of what your doing and the actual error or response your getting.
If your being prompted for variable information, then it's because you have &var1=value.. in your URL. To get around that you have to place a '|' behind the &, for example. http://mydom/folder/file?&|var1=value&|var2=value
I had the ? in there like the above example.
If I remove it I get the following:
HTTP Status 404 - /approot/uabserver/medicalpracticetest&%7CLoc=1.xlsm
How are you running launching this page? If you are launching from a fex with -HTMLFORM then the &var can be evaluated but if not, then the .htm hasn't got a clue what an &var is.
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well, it sounds like the htm source page cna't evaluate an &var, you gotta put that source htm into a fex with -HTMLFORM See how i did that redirect page? that's a fex that launches an htm (or anything) and the name of the page that is being launched is an &var. that's what you need.
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