Hi,
I'm trying to build an URL for a specific Web page of a device.
I have some Input Data and Parameters to make this url:
This is basically working:
http://<ElementIP>/#/card[param:<elementname>,17402,SDI In 3.1A]
In my Service template I have a Input Filter to filter table rows.
The Input data is called "Slot Filter Input" and has value "3.1A"
http://<ElementIP>/#/card[param:<elementname>,17402,*[Property:Slot Filter Input]]
I think the "*" wildcard is causing the issue that the url is not okay
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Hi John,
For the data the * is representing ‘SDI In’ from example above, is this data available in any of the table parameters? If so, you could add a parameter lookup in place of the *. If available with additional character, regex replace might work to get to the specific characters you need. (https://community.dataminer.services/question/regexreplace-parameter-in-a-row-source-child-shape/?hilite=regex)
Hi John,
The param placeholder is very convenient to retrieve data, however I'm unsure if <elementname> is resolved within this placeholder. Can you try to use [this elementid] or [this element] instead?
Kind Regards,
Jarno
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[this elementid] etc wont work when using in the Link shape data, then the should be used.
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Hi Gerwin, if you link the same shape also with the Element shape data, you can use these placeholders. I have just tested this myself and seems to work.
I’m using as a reference:
[param:DmaID/ElementID,ParameterID,TableRow]