NimbostratusGreetings,
I'm trying to supply parameters to a webtop link, but I can't find any documentation how to do this.
Use case: I want a webtop link of the form ;
and get an error message, obviously it's unhappy with the < >s .
Anyone a clue?
Thanks in advance,
HP.
Hi,
Did you tried thy way when using variables : %{session.logon.last.username}
NacreousHi,
Did you tried thy way when using variables : %{session.logon.last.username}
NimbostratusHi Yann,
thanks for your input. I tried indeed, but the error remains the same: 0107132a:3: Invalid application-uri (https://somecompany.com/somesite/?{id=session.ldap.last.attr.EmployeeId}). The value of application-uri query section might contain invalid characters.
Though I'm a networking guy and not a programmer, I think I understood you correctly. ;)
Thanks HP.
NacreousHi just tested and it works for me. I saw that % is missing in your url :
https://somecompany.com/somesite/?%{id=session.ldap.last.attr.EmployeeId}Now it should works for you too
Yann
NimbostratusThis did the trick! Thank you, Yann!
CirrusHi,
Did you tried thy way when using variables : %{session.logon.last.username}
NimbostratusHi Yann,
thanks for your input. I tried indeed, but the error remains the same: 0107132a:3: Invalid application-uri (https://somecompany.com/somesite/?{id=session.ldap.last.attr.EmployeeId}). The value of application-uri query section might contain invalid characters.
Though I'm a networking guy and not a programmer, I think I understood you correctly. ;)
Thanks HP.
CirrusHi just tested and it works for me. I saw that % is missing in your url :
https://somecompany.com/somesite/?%{id=session.ldap.last.attr.EmployeeId}Now it should works for you too
Yann
NimbostratusThis did the trick! Thank you, Yann!