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1 Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices Mobile Design and Administration Guide Task Syntax Answer a Value prompt Use all prompt answers from the source document, and apply them to the target report or document Reprompt the target report or document Set the target document’s selectors to the same values as the source document’s selectors valuePromptAnswers=value Replace value with the answer for the Value prompt. This value can be a date, number, or text string. You can answer multiple Value prompts by separating each answer with a caret (^). For example: valuePromptAnswers=1000^20^1/1/2010 To skip a Value prompt answer, use a caret, without anything else. For example: valuePromptAnswers=^1/1/2010 Note: Because of the convention for signifying unanswered prompts, you cannot answer a Value prompt with an empty string using a link URL. promptsAnswerXML={&PROMPTXML} The prompts in the linked report or document must be the same physical prompt objects with the same IDs as the prompts in the document containing the link. If the prompts are contained in filters, use links to filters instead of embedded filter prompts. For more information on links to filters, see the MicroStrategy Advanced Reporting Guide. showprompts=1 prevMsgID=0 Note the following: • The selectors must be attribute selectors, with the selection type Include. • The values of a selector in the source document are applied to all the selectors in the target that are based on the same attribute. For example, if the source document has a selector based on Category, and the current selection is Books, all the selectors in the target that are based on Category are set to Books. To obtain the ID of a specific attribute element in a document 1 To obtain the ID of a specific element in an attribute, you must first obtain the ID of the attribute. Navigate to the folder location of the attribute. 2 Right-click the attribute, then select Properties. The Properties dialog box is displayed, with the attribute's ID displayed in the ID field. 3 Highlight the ID, then copy it to the clipboard. 4 Open the document that contains the attribute in Editable Mode. 102 Linking to documents and reports from a mobile document © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices 1 5 Right-click the header of the attribute in the Grid/Graph, then point to Attribute Forms, and select ID. The ID of each element in the attribute is displayed. 6 The full attribute element ID is the ID of the element's attribute, followed by a colon (:) and the ID of the element displayed in the grid. For example: 8D679D4B11D3E4981000E787EC6DE8A4:2 Using links to access features within the MicroStrategy Mobile application You can use links in a document to access specific features within the MicroStrategy Mobile application for iPhone or iPad. For example, you can add a link to display the Home screen or the My Reports folder. The procedure to create the following hyperlinks is identical to that for creating hyperlinks to the device’s installed applications. For steps, see To create a hyperlink to an application on the device, page 93. The table below lists the types of links you can create, and the URL to use to create them. Task URL View a folder mstr://?evt=2001&folderID=foldernumber Display the Shared Reports folder Display the My Reports folder Email a screenshot of the document Annotate and Share the report or document Replace foldernumber with the ID of the folder you want to display. mstr://?evt=2001&systemFolder=7 mstr://?evt=2001&systemFolder=20 mstr://?evt=3037 The screenshot is added to the email as an attachment. To add a subject to the email, add &emailSubject=subject to the end of the URL, then replace subject with the subject. For example, to send an email with the subject “Your requested report”, type mstr://?evt= 3037&emailSubject=Your+requested+report. mstr://evt=3175 Display the Help mstr://?evt=3994 © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Linking to documents and reports from a mobile document 103
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