Webi Hyperlink with OpenDoc causes WIH 00013

Question

Hi
I am trying to create a hyperlink from one report to another, passing the number of the clicked on site.
This is the hyperlink code that I have used:
/OpenDocument/opendoc/openDocument.jsp?iDocID=18704&sType=WID&lsSSite=223
Site is an input parameter of the target WEBI document. It has been configured to be optional, and the user must select values from a list.
If the WEBI document is run through the portal, and the link clicked, I get the following error message:
Invalid Session. Please close your browser and log on again. (WIH 00013)
If I take out the lsSSite parameter, the link works perfectly, so it seems to be something I am doing wrong when trying to pass values to the target webi.
The target prompt is defined as optional and prompt with list of values. The other 2 checkboxes for select only from list and remember past values are both unchecked. All I want is for the input prompt to be pre-populated with the values clicked on in the source report.
Any ideas on what causes this, or how I need to configure the hyperlink?
Cheers,
Andrew

Answer 1

Just try using this
="http://<Server>:8080/OpenDocument/opendoc/openDocument.jsp?sType=wid&sDocName=rev_line&lsSEnterYear:="[Year](If IsPromptAnswered("Enter City:") Then "&lsSEnterCity:="+URLEncode(UserResponse("Enter City:")))
Here, 'Enter City' is the optional prompt, which will be included in the hyperlink only if it has a value provided by the user
May be you can try this to increase the session time,
Go to Registry
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Business Objects\Suite 12.0\CMS\Instances\cmsname.cms,
Change IdleSessionTimeout=2700000
Modify the value at
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\BusinessObjects\Suite 12.0\default\WebIntelligence\Server\Admin\SwapTimeOut to 2700000.(Only if WebIntelligence reports timeout)
If you are using IIS then,
Right-click default website --> properties
Go to the Home Directory tab and click on Configuration
Change the Session Timeout to 45 minutes
Right click the BOBJAppPool121 Application Pool --> Properties
Go to the performance tab and change the idle timeout to 45 --> Click OK
Right click the DefaultAppPool Application Pool --> Properties
Go to the performance tab and change the idle timeout to 45 --> Click OK
and then Restart IIS/Tomcate.