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KB442036: How to use URL API to pass a specific panel to a prompted target document while allowing the user to answer the prompt


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This article discusses how to use URL API to select a specific panel in a prompted target document even when a user fills out the prompt, not the URL API.

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Symptom:
If using URL API to pass a specific panel to a prompted target document, it can be difficult to pass the specific panel when a user decides to answer the prompt instead of the prompt being answered in the URL API. Usually when a user answers the prompt the specific panel does not pass through the URL API. After researching the issue an example of how to do this has been provided. In this way even if the user fills out the prompt, once the prompt is executed, the correct panel in the panel stack will be selected.
Action:
Below is an example of how the task specified in this document may be accomplished.
http://localhost:8080/MicroStrategy/servlet/mstrWeb?Server=10.27.16.10&Project=Strategy+Tutorial&Port=0&evt=2048001&src=mstrWeb.2048001&documentID=134E39FA4A6E4953D368BAA8B3A9B538&evt=2048076&src=mstrWeb.oivm.rwb.2048076&psKey=W6628F7E5C37641BEA18577BF422E09A4&pKey=WD9F507568BF4449788DB3EBEF78859C4&evt=8026&src=mstrWeb.oivm.rwframe.pcb.8026&elementsPromptAnswers=6E069E4C11D3E4E41000E887EC6DE8A4;6E069E4C11D3E4E41000E887EC6DE8A4:{&CurrentSelectionID:W4F6007EA08D540F5975144457B76D09D&}&evtorder=2048001%2c8026%2c2048076&2048001=1&8026=1&2048076=1
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October 1, 2018

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November 13, 2018