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How to pass parameter through Section Access

Dear all,

I have made aapplication with section access as user id and password.

when i open the qlikview application with browser it passes the userid and pwd in URL,

Can any one help me that how can i pass the parameter value that it shows with the qvw file., that this user id qpplication is Opening.

Please Help its Urgent,

Regards,

Pranav

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section access;

LOAD [USERID],
[ACCESS],
[PASSWORD],
[ID]
FROM table1;

section application ;

star is * ;
LOAD
[ID],

[parameter]

FROM table2;

nagaiank
Specialist III
Specialist III

The following is an extract from Qlikview Server manual. Please see the manual for examples.

When connecting to QlikView Server from Windows clients, either via the Open in Server dialog or via

link files, the identity to be used is specified via the pseudo-URL document address. The syntax is:

qvp://[[username]@]servername [:(port | protocol)] /

[documentname.qvw][?paramname=paramvalue{&paramname=paramvalue}]

where

username is a Windows user ID

servername is the name of a server running QlikView Server

documentname is the name of the QlikView document (excluding qvw extension)

port (e.g. 4749) can be used to specify a specific port used by the server

protocol (e.g. http) can be used to specify tunneling protocol

paramname := (USERID | XUSERID | PASSWORD | XPASSWORD | MACRO | IIS_AUTHENTICATE )

USERID denotes a section access userID in clear text. This parameter is also utilized to pass a Ticket

value during the Get Ticket process.

XUSERID denotes a scrambled section access userID

PASSWORD denotes a section access password in clear text

XPASSWORD denotes a scrambled section access password

MACRO denotes the name of a macro to be run when the document is opened

(only one macro allowed)

IIS_AUTHENTICATE denotes a single-use key (40 hex characters) for IIS integrated authentication.

paramvalue is a valid value for each parameter.


@ without username denotes anonymous identity.

If user identity is omitted altogether, the logged in Windows identity is assumed.

Hope this helps.

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hi, I use ajax. it's a http but not qvp. How can we transfer parameter in ajax? I use ie to access the qvw files.  Thanks.

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I have the same problem . . .