Dynamic Datacapture

FredGravel

Hi

I have this Datacapture.cfg that is replicated in ~26 WORKAREAs and there is a small amout of data change

initial-dir and ceiling-dir value
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url value
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I havent find anyting in the Forum nor Documentation

Just try to find if someone has an idea

Is it possible to change those Values Dynamicly?


Here is the full file

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English datacapture template


&nbsp;Title of document. <strong>Note</strong>: The Title will be displayed in the blue bar of the browser, as the link in search and gateway results and the <h1> tag of the web page.




&nbsp;The language of this file will be declared as English.






&nbsp;Other Language File Name. See <a target="new" href="dct-OLFN-help.html">Help</a> for detailed information.





File Attachments

<cgi-callout url="/iw-bin/HRDC_browser.ipl/hrsdc-rhdsc/main/intERnet/hrsdc-rhdsc_gc_ca/WORKAREA/Corporate-Ministeriel" label="Browse..." window-features="width=600,height=400,resizable=yes,toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes"/>




&nbsp;Content. See <a target="new" href="dct-content-help.html">Help</a> for detailed information.





Summary. Enter a short summary of the document.

<callout
url=""
label="Generate Summary"
window-features="width=320, height=200,
resizable=yes,toolbar=no,scrollbars=yes"/>





Publication Number



<script language="javascript" src="/iw-mount/enterprise/main/Internet/WORKAREA/common-commun/templatedata/components/HRDC-SaveHandler_en.js"/>


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nipper

You have some choices:

remove the < item tag and replace it with an inline callout that will run a perl script that generates the proper XML for that tag (with modified path as needed)

or

you can change the callout to run something like this:



var loc = window.location;
var url = loc.protocol + '//' + loc.host;
url += '/iw-cc/command/iw.formspub.browse_for_link?';
url += 'vpath=' + vpath;
url += '&ceiling=' + ceiling;
url += '&hier_callback=opener.top.getScriptFrame().' + callback;
url += '&show_thumbnail=' + thumbnail;
url += '&filename_filter_regex=' + regex;

window.CallbackXpath = myItem;

var opener = window.open(url,'Browser','scrollbars=no,menubar=no,height=400,width=550,resizable=yes,toolbar=no,location=no,status=no');



There you can calculate the vpath and you are ready to roll