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A ''Short URL'' is a convenient, user-friendly URL that can be used (by someone with a platform login) to access virtually any element of the platform.
==About Platform URLs==
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Many of the pages you visit have a {{^URL}} that can be used (by someone with a platform login) to go to directly to that portion of the platform. That URL is displayed in the browser's address bar, and can be pasted into an email or a document.
===Obtaining a Short URL===
Clicking the tilted "figure-8" icon on a page [[File:CopyShortURL.png]] brings up dialog that gives you a URL you can copy. You can put that URL into an email, a web page, or a bookmark. Any authorized user who follows the link goes directly to the targeted page in the platform. Β 


:'''Note:'''<br>The Short URL icon for an application appears at the top of the ''Manage Application'' page for the app.
==Working with Platform URLs==
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Using that URL, you can get to any of the following:
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* [[Application]] URL
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&nbsp; <tt>{{platformURL}}/app/{application_id}</tt>
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* [[Dashboard]] URL
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&nbsp; <tt>{{platformURL}}/dashboard/{page_id}</tt>
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* [[Record URL]]
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&nbsp; <tt>{{platformURL}}/record/{record_id}</tt>
<br>&nbsp; <tt>{{platformURL}}/record/{[[#Record Name|record_name]]}</tt>
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* [[Report]] URL
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&nbsp; <tt>{{platformURL}}/report/{report_id}</tt><br>
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* [[View]] URL
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&nbsp; <tt>{{platformURL}}/view/{object_name}/{view_id}</tt>
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Once you know the pattern, you can also simply type a URL that matches one of those patterns into your browser.
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The Record URL is particularly worthy of note because, once things are set up properly, you can use the record ''name'' to define the URL. (More on that subject below.)
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;Considerations:
Some URLs go to the platform GUI, and display the page as a tab within it. Other URLs display the page content only, without the platform GUI surrounding it. The following table shows which is which:
:{|Β  border="1" cellpadding="5" cellspacing="1"
! URL !! Full GUI !! Content Only
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| [[Application]] URL ||Β  align="center"|[[File:Checkmark.gif|link=]]Β  Β  ||
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| [[Dashboard]] URLΒ  ||Β  || align="center"|[[File:Checkmark.gif|link=]]
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| [[Record URL]]Β  Β  Β  ||Β  align="center"|[[File:Checkmark.gif|link=]]Β  Β  ||
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| [[Report]] URLΒ  Β  Β  ||Β  || align="center"|[[File:Checkmark.gif|link=]]
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| [[View]] URLΒ  Β  Β  Β  ||Β  align="center"|[[File:Checkmark.gif|link=]]Β  Β  ||
|}
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===Record URL===
{{:Record URL}}
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===Record Name===
{{:Record Name}}


===Sample App===
===Sample App===
:* [[HowTo:Use a SQL Query to List Records in a Custom Page]]
:* [[HowTo:Use a SQL Query to List Records in a Custom Page]]
:: This sample page uses short URLs as links in a JSP page populated with a list of object records.
:: This sample page uses short URLs as links in a JSP page populated with a list of object records.
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[[Category:Glossary]]
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Latest revision as of 23:44, 2 May 2014

About Platform URLs

Many of the pages you visit have a URL that can be used (by someone with a platform login) to go to directly to that portion of the platform. That URL is displayed in the browser's address bar, and can be pasted into an email or a document.

Working with Platform URLs

Sample App

This sample page uses short URLs as links in a JSP page populated with a list of object records.