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1 Designing Reports and Documents for iOS and Android Devices Mobile Design and Administration Guide Task URL Display the Home screen mstr://?evt=3995 Display the Shared Library mstr://?evt=3996 Display the Reports screen mstr://?evt=3997 Display the Status screen mstr://?evt=3998 Display the Settings screen Connect to the user’s MicroStrategy Cloud Personal folder Display the Cloud Personal menu Display a menu containing Cloud Personal dashboards that were recently shared with the user Return to the previously viewed document Select a specific panel in a panel stack Display a specific Information Window mstr://?evt=3999 mstr://?evt=3992 Note: If the user has not configured a Cloud Personal account, the Cloud Personal login page is displayed mstr://?evt=3990 mstr://?evt=3991 mstr://?evt=3124 mstr://evt=2048076&psName= PANEL_STACK_NAME&pName=PANEL_NAME Replace the italicized variables as follows: • PANEL_STACK_NAME: The name of the panel stack to target • PANEL_NAME: The name of the panel to select To select panels from multiple panel stacks, use the following format: mstr://evt=2048076&psKey= PanelStack1|PanelStack2|…&pKey= PanelK1|PanelK2|… Replace the italicized variables as follows: • PanelStack1, PanelStack2, etc.: The names of the panel stacks to target. • PanelK1, PanelK2, etc.: The names of the panels to select, in the order of the panel stack. For example, PanelK1 is a panel in PanelStack1. mstr://?evt=2048500&panelName=Name Replace Name with the name of the panel stack you have created to use as the Information Window. 104 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 Task URL Display a selection screen that allows you to specify the element to use to group data Re-prompt the document mstr://pr Storing links on NFC tags to open reports, documents, or folders on Android devices You can store a link on Near Field Communications (NFC) tags to open a report, document, or folder on an Android device through MicroStrategy Mobile. An NFC tag is a small piece of hardware that broadcasts short-range wireless NFC signals to compatible devices. When a Mobile user places her NFC capable Android device within the required range of the NFC tag, a link is broadcast to her device. This link opens MicroStrategy Mobile on the Android device and displays the specified report, document, or folder. A mstr://gb/?e={&AttributeName@ElementID}&a= {&AttributeName@GUID}&s=style Replace AttributeName with the name of the attribute you want to use to group data. Replace style with one of the following: • To display the attribute elements in a directory-like list: 0 • To display the attribute elements on a wheel: 1 Mobile user can only view the projects that her device has been configured to access. When creating a link for NFC tags, ensure that your target audience is using a mobile configuration that provides access to the specified report, document, or folder. To store a link on your NFC tags, use a third-party NFC programming app on an NFC capable Android device. The table below lists the types of links you can create on NFC tags, and the URL to use to create them. Task URL Display a grid report www.mstr.com?projectID&reportID&774 Replace projectID with the ID of the project that contains the report. Replace reportID with the ID of the report that you want to display. Display a graph report www.mstr.com?projectID&reportID&769 Replace projectID with the ID of the project that contains the report. Replace reportID with the ID of the report that you want to display. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.Storing links on NFC tags to open reports, documents, or folders on Android devices 105
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