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GENERATEROWLINK

Usage

Use this function to generate and share a web link that opens a Smart Application directly filtered on a record. In the second example, the second parameter is the Application's Primary Key name and the third one is its value.

Category Function Type Where to use Argument statement
FUNCTION SERVER ROW LINK .VALUE

Syntax

1
=GENERATEROWLINK(#Storage)

or

1
=GENERATEROWLINK(#Storage; #Storage.Key_Field; #Storage.Key_Field.VALUE; "Application_Id")

Arguments

#Storage
The Storage entity name

#Storage.Key_Field
The column field that give the relation Key

#Storage.Key_Field.VALUE
The Key value

"Application_Id"
The destination Id Application to be open. You can find it in the link bar of your browser:

The Application Id is located betweeen &appid= and &did=

Return Value

Link

Examples

Example 1

Formula
=GENERATEROWLINK(#StorageExample)

Description
We performed this formula to generate a link in the body of the email created by a Custom Action Send Email

Result
Clicking on the link, it will be shown the specific row in the Application that generates the link

Example

Formula
=GENERATEROWLINK(
#StorageExample;
#StorageExample.Column;
#StorageExample.Column.VALUE;
"1111aaa1-1111-1111-1111-1a1111111a11"
)

Description
We performed this formula in the Application_1 to generate a link in the body of the email created by a Custom Action Send Email. Clicking on the link, it will be shown the specific row in the Application_2 with Id 1111aaa1-1111-1111-1111-1a1111111a11, filtering the same value that generates the link of the Application_1 in the field Column of the StorageExample of the Application_2

Result
Row in the Application_2 with value of the Application_1