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Our users want to be able to add query parameters from the current request as content in the page
eg
<a href="http://www.someSite.com/index.aspx?policynumber=[Insert Query String Value Here from request]">
could they do something like this?
<a href="http://www.someSite.com/[email protected]["policynumber"]">
or is there a package that helps with this?
or do I have to write my own macro?
Hi Dino,
You can add a textString property to your document type where you will insert the policyNumber .
<a href="htp://www.somesite.com/[email protected]">
if needed you can make some check for the query as well
var policy = Request.QueryString["policynumber"];
is it a internal system? That sounds a bit risky :/
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Accessing query string parameters whilst entering content
Our users want to be able to add query parameters from the current request as content in the page
eg
<a href="http://www.someSite.com/index.aspx?policynumber=[Insert Query String Value Here from request]">
could they do something like this?
<a href="http://www.someSite.com/[email protected]["policynumber"]">
or is there a package that helps with this?
or do I have to write my own macro?
Hi Dino,
You can add a textString property to your document type where you will insert the policyNumber .
if needed you can make some check for the query as well
is it a internal system? That sounds a bit risky :/
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