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The custom help URL is invoked when the object's Help icon ([[Image:helpicon.gif|link= ]]) is clicked. | |||
If this field is not empty, and contains a valid URL, it overrides the default help URL for the object. | 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.{{#if: {{ShowIsvInfo}} {{ShowMspInfo}} | | |||
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''Learn more:'' [[Custom Help Domain]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 22:38, 12 July 2011
The custom help URL is invoked when the object's Help icon (
) is clicked.
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.
Learn more: Custom Help Domain