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I have a .fex program which has an html form at the end of it.The program gets its &variables from a drill down link.
The URL that generates the program ends like this /Advanced_Claims_Reports/cmsfbr99.fex&CLICKED_ON=&INSD_CLAIMNO=02398%20%20%20001&DATE_OF_LOSS=01021995. As you can see I am receiving the variables &INSD_CLAIMNO and &DATE_OF_LOSS...etc
Now I also want the user to be able to access additional forms with these same variables if they want to. So I coded them in my fex and they are accessible using a IF statement.
-IF &RUNDIARY EQ 'YES' GOTO RUNDIARY ;
Now the way I got the user selection is simple. I created a Javascript button that when pressed redirects the page to itself but adds the amper variable to the end of my URL. It looks like this
/Advanced_Claims_Reports/cmsfbr99.fex&CLICKED_ON=&INSD_CLAIMNO=02398%20%20%20001&DATE_OF_LOSS=01021995&RUNDIARY=YES. Now the RUNDIARY has been added and equals YES.
This would trigger my IF statement and the program that generates that form would run.This all worked fine on WEBFOCUS 7610 but when I migrated the program to WEBFOCUS 8104 it stopped working. The page refreshes goes out of view real quick and then comes back without having created the form. I do not understand why this method will not work anymore and I am at my whits end. If anybody could help in anyway I would really appreciate it !
-Thank you for your time !This message has been edited. Last edited by: Pak Protector,
WF 8.1.03 Windows 7 64 bit
Posts: 5 | Location: New York,New York | Registered: May 08, 2015
So I have done the suggestions that you have given me. The drillpath did not change and RUNDIARY would run if you took it out of my report and ran it as a separate fex in AppStudio with parameters added. But I also found the answer for my problem.
Before I passed the RUNDIARY=YES &Variable I was using SET &RUDIARY=NO to set a DEFAULT value. For some reason when I drill back down into the report the RUNDIARY=YES in the URL would NOT override my SET command. I think that WEBFOCUS 8104 gives a stronger "weight" to the SET command. It was overriding the values being passed into the report from the URL !!!!
So I used -DEFAULT &RUNDIARY=NO to set the DEFAULT value. NOW when I reload the page with &RUNDIARY=YES the value is passed on to the .fex
If you are using WEBFOCUS 8104 DO NOT USE SET TO SET DEFAULT VALUES !!!
Thank you very much for taking the time to reply Dave I really appreciate it!
WF 8.1.03 Windows 7 64 bit
Posts: 5 | Location: New York,New York | Registered: May 08, 2015