Opendocument to open in a specific window

Question

Hi.
I have a requirement to design one "opendocument" than will open in a new window but always in the new same window.
If i have one master report and it has one opendocument to open a second report, the second report must be opened in one new window, but if i click in the master report again the new execution of the second report must be opened in the same second window.
I don't know if i explicated well...
Thanks!!!
PD:Sorry for my english....

Answer 1

Hey here,
1 . In your second report develop Prompt for an object on which your clicking(or hyperlinked) in your master or 1st report.
And save that report for any prompt value.
2. Goto Infoview preferences -->> Change mode to : Interactive/HTML (i don't exactly remembered) -- as you are in BO XI3.1
3. Open the Report1(Main)
4. Select the object or objects to be Hyperlinked and change properties of "Read cell contents as" -- Hyperlink
5. In View mode Right click on the objects and select Hyperlink
6. Hyperlink page -- Now you are in
7. There you will find option to see subreport/detailed report to choose, just select and explore other options like Open in New window, or same window etc...,
8. Save it and re-open it.
Now when you click on the object link, it will take you to the sub-report,..,
NOTE: Hyperlinked object should be the Prompted object in subreport.
Hope it should work for you.
OR
Use OpenDocument syntax and Place it object hyperlink.
See below:
OpenDocument URL command syntax
An example of the syntax to use when you want to create a hyperlink on a state object to open a document with sales details for the state appears below:
="<a href=""http://<server_name>:8080/OpenDocument/opendoc/openDocument.jsp?""&sType=wid""&sDocName=DetailedSalesReport""&lsSEnterState:="Replace(State;"";"%20") + "> "State""
The below divides the example of syntax into understandable arguments, and provides an explanation for each argument.
Note: Each of the syntax arguments are joined with a plus sign in the formula bar.
Syntax argument ========================== Explanation
"<a href=" ============= The opening HTML syntax for a hyperlink.
http://<server_name>:8080/OpenDocument/opendoc/openDocument.jsp? =========== <server_name>:8080, used in this example, is
specific to the BusinessObjects Enterprise server.You can find this name displayed in the address bar of your browser's address toolbar.
Note: The port is 8080 for Tomcat web servers.
"&sType=wid" ================ The type of document to be opened, in your case, a Web Intelligence document.
"&sDocName=DetailedSales Report" =========== Your Document name(Report) Note that spaces in the name of the document are replaced with a + sign. %20 can be used in place of the +. %20 is the HTML encoding symbol for a space. This parameter can be substituted with the sDocID.
"&lsSEnter_State:="+Replace( State;"";"%20") ==============
The prompt parameter which will be passed to the document being opened.
Notice that this argument has to match exactly with the prompt created in the first document. In this case, a single parameter is being passed (lsS).
Additional parameters are available:
u2022 lsM for multiple values
u2022 lsR for a range of values
The object name in brackets, State indicates the data from the main report to be passed to the linked report.
The Replace command is used with the value to replace spaces in the value with the HTML symbol for a space.
Multiple prompts can be listed in the code. You just continue to string them together with the + character to concatenate the pieces.
t">"+ State ============= Required HTML encoding and the object name that indicates to the document which data to show in the table. Once you have formatted the column in the Web Intelligence table, the State values in this case appear as hyperlinks.
"" ============= The closing HTML code for a hyperlink.
Summerized :
="<a href =" + "http://webwasqwn1.ecorp.cat.com:8322/OpenDocument/opendoc/openDocument.jsp?sType=wid&sDocName=fsitem&lsSEnterItem Node Name:="Query 2.Item Node Name(If IsPromptAnswered("Enter FS Items") Then "&lsSEnterFS Items:="+URLEncode(UserResponse("Enter FS Items:"))) + Object + ""
See this one:
Linking 2 web I reports
Hope it helps you a lot.
Thank You!!
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