ddhull Posted March 1, 2005 Posted March 1, 2005 I am using fmsa 7 and xslt. In my index.xsl file I have some text etc. Now I am wanting to place a hyperlink in my index.xsl to call a script in my database and then call the file calc.xsl. I cannot figure the correct syntax. Could someone give me the syntax for a hyperlink for my .xsl page if I have: Name of file I am calling in my hyperlink: calc.xsl Database name: my_database Layout name: my_layout Script to call: my_script Thanks for any help, Doug
Martin Brändle Posted March 1, 2005 Posted March 1, 2005 http://myhost/fmi/xsl/calc.xsl?-grammar=fmresultset&-db=my_database&-lay=my_layout&-script.prefind=my_script&criterionfield=mycriterion&-find Does not work with &-process Everything described in the FMS7A Custom Web Publishing Guide, Appendix A. Martin
ddhull Posted March 2, 2005 Author Posted March 2, 2005 Thanks for the response Martin. I still have a problem. First of all what is the &criterionfield=mycriterion for? Also I am still getting an error. I would assume it is my syntax before the http:// and after the &-find. At the start I tried using the p, a, and xsl:attribute tags along with name="href"> and then the info you gave me, and then adding to the end after &-find the closing of /xsl:attribute, /a, /p tags. Is this correct? Obviously, I don't know how to place my actual syntax in here to show you without it showing as a hyperlink. Thanks again, Doug
Martin Brändle Posted March 2, 2005 Posted March 2, 2005 If it's the start page, a simple <a href="querystring_here"> would already do the job - this is just plain HTML, no xsl:attribute is needed. Then I thought you would understand if one HAS TO DO a find, some find criterion (e.g. a field name and value) has to be supplied with the find. Take a field and a value of which you are sure that the find will result in a match. If -process had worked together with -sript or -script.prefind, you would not need -find and a find criterion. Martin
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