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Kunal,
The HTML control is like building a website in HTML presented inside the Agentry screen. You can use the same techniques that other people use where they use an update rule to use the @CONCATENATE rule of Agentry to add all the HTML tags to build a web page. So for your Notes if you defined this as an HTML you will need to fully build the HTML page for it. You will need to master the Agentry @CONCATENATE rule and how you can add different properties or show different properties to ultimately build your notes field.
In theory you can Concatenate all your properties in this one field to display on the screen.
Here is an example of Concatenate and building an HTML functionality for the update rule against an HTML defined field. This is more complicated but if you only need to put a web page address on your typical <HTML> </HTML> then this is much simple compared to my picture below. In theory all you are doing is building the <HTML> tags and you see it in the concatenation rule below.
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In this picture above there are examples in Agentry on how your escape a squiggly line -> { as this squiggly line gets Agentry confuse or a back to back open + close { } squiggly line needs to be escape. /*{*/}. I can't remember the exact rule here but I think there is a doc somewhere on the escaping.
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Regards,
Mark Pe
SAP Senior Support Engineer
Kunal,
If I am reading this picture correctly:
You are navigating to an area called "applewebdata://" <-- this is a new form that may not be supported inside the HTML control field.
I remember before when somebody was playing with the HTML Control screen field to point to "SKYPE" to get a call out with a different protocol (*skype*://), we had to request for a feature request against the Agentry HTML control field to support Skype and eventually it was built-in and confirmed working.
I guess for this one to use this HTML Control for that actual web site, you need to file for a feature request to support that HTML protocol "applewebdata://". This new format for a web address if it really is needed by your company, you may or should create a support ticket as a feature request. But due to it is a feature request it may or may not be added right away.
Did you try a different and easier web address like http://www.google.com to see if it works or the hyperlink works first? Anything with a new web protocol may need to be a feature request as it is not a common web address and you need to write up your business case. But if you got at least the basic working: http://www.google.com (example) then you can prove that this protocol is not supported yet and it needs a feature request.
Also if this is an internal address you need to make sure your phone or iPAD has access to even open the link in the OS web browser or internal web browser.
Hope this helps.
Mark Pe
SAP Senior Support Engineer
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