MicroStrategy Mobile Design and Administration Guide

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Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices Mobile Design and Administration Guide
following URL contains parameters to display the first layout in a document
and provide the answer to a Value prompt:
Task Syntax
Run a report or
document from a
different project or
server
Display a specific
layout in a
document
Specify the
group-by element in
a document
Main.aspx?evt=2048001&currentViewMedia=2&documentID=
E8663E7A4D8CDF05C060129D0061692&layoutIndex=
0&valuePromptAnswers=1000
server=servername&project=projectname&uid=
username&pwd=password
Replace servername, projectname, username, and password
with the name of the server, project, and the login name and password to use to
log in respectively.
By default, if the URL does not specify a server and project, the current server and
project are used. You can specify these parameters, called session parameters, to
execute a report or document in a different server or project, and provide the
appropriate login name and password.
For more information on session parameters, see the Customizing MicroStrategy
Web section, in Part I: Fundamentals of Customization in the Web Software
Development Kit, available in the MicroStrategy Developer Library (MSDL), which
is sold as part of the MicroStrategy SDK.
layoutIndex=layout
Replace layout with the number of the layout you want to display. The first
layout in the document is 0, the second is 1, and so on.
groupByElements=
groupByUnitID;groupByUnitType;groupByElementID
Replace the italicized variables with the following:
• groupByUnitID: The ID of the group-by attribute or consolidation. You
can use {&AttributeName@GUID}, to provide the ID automatically.
Replace AttributeName with the name of the attribute or consolidation.
• groupByUnitType: Use 12 for an attribute, or 47 for a consolidation.
• groupByElementID: The ID of the group-by element. You can use
{&AttributeName@LongElementID}, to provide the ID
automatically. Replace AttributeName with the name of the attribute or
consolidation.
You can specify multiple group-by elements by separating each set of group-by
parameters with a caret (^), as follows:
groupByElements=
groupByUnitID1;groupByUnitType1;groupByElementID1
^groupByUnitID2;groupByUnitType2;groupByElementID
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