\nupd_redir:<\/strong> This will be the URL to redirect to after updating<\/strong> a record successfully.
\ndlt_redir:<\/strong> This will be the URL to redirect to after deleting<\/strong> a record successfully.
\nall_redir:<\/strong> This will be the URL to redirect to after any<\/strong> of the actions have been completed successfully (Add, Update, or Delete).<\/p>\n
In any of the above cases, Use ${FIELD}<\/strong> substitutions to insert submitted form values into the URL where FIELD is the field name.<\/p>\n Example of redirecting to a Retrieval, the process to redirect to other applications is the same:<\/strong><\/p>\n Here is an example link to redirect to Retrieval I00200 passing the field MY_FIELD as parameter:<\/p>\n \u00a0 DDATA.I00200s?slnk=1&MY_FIELD=${MY_FIELD}<\/strong><\/p>\n Let's break down this link:<\/p>\n DDATA<\/strong> = Data Dictionary name Here is the Application Properties for the Maintainer with the all_redir link setup:<\/p>\n Here is the Maintainer at run time right before clicking Accept:<\/p>\n
\nI00200s<\/strong> = Application name
\nslnk=1<\/strong> = This parameter tells your retrieval that this page is a SmartLink (link to:). This means that the page will only show records that equal the value(s) you pass to it. Without specifying slnk=1, the page assumes a greater than or equal to (GE) relationship.
\nMY_FIELD<\/strong> = The field name on the redirecting application.
\n${MY_FIELD}<\/strong> = The field name being passed from the maintainer to the redirecting application. The ${ } is Freemarker syntax for a variable, the field name inside the brackets will be replaced for the actual value of that field at run time.<\/p>\n![\"MaintainerRedir\"](\"https:\/\/www.mrc-productivity.com\/legacy\/images\/MaintainerRedir.jpg\")
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