Re: Forms 6.0 with Parameters

Jason,

Do you mean click on a link in an HTML page which loads the form ?

or do you mean click on a link in an Oracle form which loads another form ?

Anyway, to do the first thing, you simply create the parameters you want to pass in the form, say pp_empno
and then in the HTML file used to call the form do the following

• snip -- serverArgs=module=yourform userid=x/y_at_z pp_empno=your_string
• snip --

This is a generic representation, for IE and Netscape you will need to change the syntax as per the Jinit sample.

Let me know if you wanted to do something else.

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Regards

Jason

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  Jason Pepper - Enterprise Internet Tools Product Management
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> In article <8caer7$7j7$1_at_nnrp1.deja.com>,

> jehall_at_my-deja.com wrote:

> > Hi. I have a Developer Forms 6.0 form created and I want the user to

> be

> > able to click on a URL link which passes two parameters to the form

> and

> > automatically query's the information based on these 2 parameters

> being

> > passed in the URL? What is the best approach to handle this situation?

> >

> > TIA,

> >

> > Jason.

> >

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> Has anyone ever done this?


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> Jason.


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