Srw.set_hyperlink

hi
srw.set_hyperlink('http:\\jeet-683c5b1609:8888/reports/rwsservlet?report=C:\projectfinal\stock_report.rdf&userid=zensol1/vikas@orcl&destype=cache&desformat=html&dd'||:stock.item_code);
-- bad bind variable stock.item_code
i have report with the name of stock_report
i create a menu and write this code in that but bumistake error occur
please help
or give suggesion how i remove this
thanks

srw.set_hyperlink('http:\\jeet-683c5b1609:8888/reports/rwsservlet?report=C:\projectfinal\stock_report.rdf&userid=zensol1/vikas@orcl&destype=cache&desformat=html&dd'||:stock.item_code);Seems as if :stock.item_code is an item in the form the menu is attached to?
In a menu you have to access the item using NAME_IN('stock.item_code');
srw.set_hyperlink('http:\\jeet-683c5b1609:8888/reports/rwsservlet?report=C:\projectfinal\stock_report.rdf&userid=zensol1/vikas@orcl&destype=cache&desformat=html&dd'||NAME_IN('stock.item_code'));btw: isn't SRW.SET_HYPERLINK a reports-command? Never seen that being used in a forms-menu. Would like to know if it works.

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