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If this field is empty, the default Help Domain is used, as defined by the Service Provider. {{#if: {{ShowIsvInfo}} {{ShowMspInfo}} | (Under ''Basic Service Configuration'', use Service Provider Settings (or MSP Settings).)}}
The help URL is invoked when the clicks the ''Learn More'' link in the Gear menu ([[File:GearIcon.png]]).


If this field is not empty, and contains a valid URL, it overrides the default help URL for the object. When creating custom help URLs either Absolute or Relative URLs can be conigured. To create an Absolute custom help URL to the object, create a web page with an absolute URL (format is: '''<tt><nowiki>http://www.examplehelp.com</nowiki></tt>''' or '''<tt><nowiki>http://www.examplehelp.com/objectname</nowiki></tt>''') and enter the URL in the Help URL field of the [[Object]]. The custom help URL is invoked when the Help [[Image:helpicon.gif|link= ]] icon is clicked. To create Relative custom help URLs, configure the custom help for the object using the [[Custom Help Domain]] feature in Service Provider Settings (or MSP Settings).
If this field is empty, the default Help Domain is used, as defined by the Service Provider.
 
If this field is not empty, and contains a valid URL, it overrides the default help URL for the object. Either an absolute or relative URL can be specified.
 
The format for an absolute URL is: '''<tt><nowiki>http://www.examplehelp.com</nowiki></tt>''' or '''<tt><nowiki>http://www.examplehelp.com/objectname</nowiki></tt>'''.  
 
A relative URL does not begin with "http://". That kind of URL is relative to the Help Domain defined by the Service Provider.

Latest revision as of 22:51, 11 July 2013

The help URL is invoked when the clicks the Learn More link in the Gear menu (GearIcon.png).

If this field is empty, the default Help Domain is used, as defined by the Service Provider.

If this field is not empty, and contains a valid URL, it overrides the default help URL for the object. Either an absolute or relative URL can be specified.

The format for an absolute URL is: http://www.examplehelp.com or http://www.examplehelp.com/objectname.

A relative URL does not begin with "http://". That kind of URL is relative to the Help Domain defined by the Service Provider.