You can create URLs that open filters. A URL that opens a filter id and can contains specific constraints to return only specific results.
The format is for constraint:
DottedAddress_operator_connector_groupings_value;
DottedAddress is the name of the attribute or the id number of the attribute.
Operator possible values are: <, >, =, <=, >=, <>
Connector possible values are: and/or
Groupings possible values are: ( or )
The value preceding value is the value of the constraint for which you want to return filter results.
If you have multiple attributes or attribute value that are being used as a constraint, they are semi-colon separated.
The following are examples of filter URLs:
onbase://wv/filter/?id=1001
Executes the filter with constraints
onbase://wv/filter/?id=1001&constraints=1001.1002_=_and__value
onbase://wv/filter/?id=1001&constraints=manager.name_=_and__value
Note that you can the numeric id or named dotted address for the attribute.
onbase://wv/filter/?id=1001&constraints=1001_>_and__01/01/2010;4059_<_and_12/31/2020
onbase://wv/filter/?id=1001&constraints=4059_%3E_and_(_01%252F01%252F2010%3B4059_%3C_and_)_12%252F31%252F2020
The top example is when the URL is not URL encoded and the bottom example is URL encoded. This example used the numeric id of the attribute.
onbase://wv/filter/?id=1001&constraints=createddate_>_and__01/01/2010;createddate_<_and_12/31/2020
onbase://wv/filter/?id=1001&constraints=createddate_%3E_and__01%252F01%252F2010%3Bcreateddate_%3C_and__12%252F31%252F2020
The top example is when the URL is not URL encoded and the bottom example is URL encoded. These examples used the name of the attribute.