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Print URL's in Liivereport (AutoLivereport)

Isa_Hedemann

Does anybody know how to print out correctly an url in a column of a livereport (setting autolivereportI don't want to use - a webreport or - the setting livereport (because I have a column with a separate subreport)My problem is, that if I print something likeselect dtree.name, 'http://mycompany/livelink/' || dtree.dataid..the link is not clickable and if I use somethink likeselect dtree.name, 'Link to the room'the letters <>& ... are the problem.I have already tried to use < instead of < and > instead of > and to wrote \" instead of ", but then it's a problem, that he intreprete the & wrong.Does anybody has an example, how to put an easy link like'www.google.com' in a report column, so that the link is clickable?Thank you!

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Appu_Nair

Here's a recent discussion thread that I think will get you what you need basicallyIf you follow that approach you do not have to mess with oscript code by alatering the autoliverportrun.html fileOr by using the additional web reports module.It looks to me like some clever javascripting Link to that clever threadhttps://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll?func=ll&objId=17326900&objAction=view

Craig_Stanley

We encountered a similar issue and generally became fed up with the limitations of Live Reports. We looked briefly at Webreports but have now moved over our Livelink reporting requirements to Microsoft Reporting Services against our Oracle DBYou can create links and URL very easily. ="https://localhost/livelink/llisapi.dll?func=ll&objaction=overview&objid=" & Fields!OPEN.Value

Jean-Philippe_Martin

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There is 2 way that I know:

- the "linky" extension in firefox

- this : https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll?func=ll&objId=17657360&objAction=view

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Print URL's in Liivereport (AutoLivereport) Posted by tsystemsuser2 (Hedemann, Isa) on 2010/06/17 10:49

Does anybody know how to print out correctly an url in a column of a livereport (setting autolivereport

I don't want to use
- a webreport
or
- the setting livereport (because I have a column with a separate subreport)

My problem is, that if I print something like

select dtree.name, 'http://mycompany/livelink/' || dtree.dataid..

the link is not clickable and if I use somethink like

select dtree.name, '<a href="http://mycompany/livelink/' || dtree.dataid || '">Link to the room</a>'
the letters <>& ... are the problem.
I have already tried to use < instead of < and > instead of > and to wrote \" instead of ", but then it's a problem, that he intreprete the & wrong.

Does anybody has an example, how to put an easy link like
'www.google.com' in a report column, so that the link is clickable?

Thank you!

Marko_Genzel

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Hi,

Besides the options already mentioned (purchase a 3^rdparty module such as PowerTools for LiveReports or WebReports, build a wrapperaround LiveReport table with jQuery) there is also a poor man’s solutionby modifying the html file that formattes the LiveReport (https://knowledge.opentext.com/knowledge/llisapi.dll?func=ll&objId=2420182&objAction=view). Pleasebe aware that this change is neither supported by OTC and it might beoverwritten by any patch they deliver…

We went down the jQuery path and fixed other LiveReport flaws byusing the datatable plugin for jQuery (www.datatables.net). You can then have sortable columns (interactively by the user!), filterable column(interactively by the user!), sums over column values, pagination, links incolumns, ….

BestRegards,

Marko

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Print URL's in Liivereport (AutoLivereport)

Posted by tsystemsuser2 (Hedemann, Isa) on 2010/06/17 10:49

Does anybody know how to print out correctly an url in a column of a livereport (setting autolivereport

I don't want to use
- a webreport
or
- the setting livereport (because I have a column with a separate subreport)

My problem is, that if I print something like

select dtree.name, 'http://mycompany/livelink/' || dtree.dataid..

the link is not clickable and if I use somethink like

select dtree.name, '<a href="http://mycompany/livelink/' || dtree.dataid || '">Link to the room</a>'
the letters <>& ... are the problem.
I have already tried to use < instead of < and > instead of > and to wrote \" instead of ", but then it's a problem, that he intreprete the & wrong.

Does anybody has an example, how to put an easy link like
'www.google.com' in a report column, so that the link is clickable?

Thank you!

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Isa_Hedemann

We don't want to use Webreports and also not Microsoft...I only want to use a normal livereport with columns, I don't really understand the last sentence, what you mean exactly.If the work is too much, I will cancel it and will do it as normal text, because the clickable link should be only the raisin of the cake (if one can say this in english...?)

Jim_Coursey_(inactive)

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In U.S. English, we typically say “icing on the cake”. Thanksfor your literal translation. I find them exciting and that they reveal interestingthings about the inner workings of languages and dialects and serve as examplesof the diverse richness of the human experience.

Isa_Hedemann

Interesting :-)