on 07-11-2008 8:41 AM
as metioned in the subject, how do i use Login Session Cookies in the irpt pages.
thanks!
thanks Sebastian
but i still have a problem
they work fine. and when i placed like this
i just got the some output :<html>
<body>
{Description}
</body>
</html>
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Hi Liu,
you can use this link to get an overview over your available variables
http://<serverip:port>/XMII/PropertyAccessServlet?Mode=List&Content-Type=text/xml
You can use every entry that is shown like this (at MII 12.x):
<Row>
<Name>locale</Name>
<Value>en</Value>
</Row>
Best Regards
Sebastian
yes.
is not available in my system.
thanks so much
solved!
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just place the in the html?
it does not work
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Exactly,
you can simply type:
<html>
...
<body>
Welcome {IllumLoginName}
...
</body>
</html>
the result would look like:
Welcome Liu
Variables like translation variables are used like {##_YourVariableName}
and are also processed automatically by the irpt interpreter.
Any variables / translation variables are automatically translated by the irpt interpreter if they are NOT
in the script area since script areas are not parsed.
Best Regards
Sebastian
Hi,
Try this..
<input type="text" name="T1" size="20" value=" ">
This will give the login name in text box , If u dont need to display just make textbox hidden and fetch value of textbox (as textboxName.value) to anywhere u want to use.
Or
If you are using applet there also you can use this session variable, usin getParam() method.
Regards,
Rao
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