SetTransferAttributes function
Syntax
SetTransferAttributes(enable_animation, [add_to_history], [back_label], [user_data], [qry_string_array])
Description
Use the SetTransferAttributes function to set certain transfer-related properties when executing a transfer to a different page or component. SetTransferAttributes can be invoked prior to the transfer (for example, in a FieldChange program) or after the transfer in the target component (for example, in a page Activate program).
Parameters
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
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enable_animation |
Specifies a Boolean value indicating whether to animate the transfer. The default value is False. |
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add_to_history |
Specifies a Boolean value indicating whether to track the transfer in the Back button history stack. The default value is True. Note: The Back button is a user interface widget that appears in the portal header of classic pages and in the fluid page banner; it is not the browser’s back button. |
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back_label |
Specifies a custom label for the Back button as a string value. |
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user_data |
Specify any additional transfer attributes as name/value pairs using the following format:
Specify the empty string, "", when no additional attributes need to be set. Use the
The |
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qry_string_array |
Specifies an array of array of string containing name/value pairs to be used as query string parameters constituting the history record. |
Returns
None.
Example
The following example sets animation to true, keeps the current content in the history, sets the back button's label to "Search Results," and then invokes the Transfer built-in function to complete the transfer:
SetTransferAttributes( True, True, "Search Results");
Transfer( False, MenuName.QE_NUI, BarName.USE, ItemName.QE_NUI_ED_BOOK, Page.QE_BOOK, "U", QE_BOOK.QE_BOOK_NAME);
The following example sets and uses an array of array of string containing name/value pairs to be used as query string parameters constituting the history record and then invokes the ViewURL built-in function to complete the transfer:
import EP_FUNCTIONS:DocumentPageTitle;
import EP_NUI_FUNCTIONS:EEmasterlist;
...
Component EP_NUI_FUNCTIONS:EEmasterlist &Component_MasterList;
...
SQLExec(SQL.EP_SEL_ROLE_DESCR, &EP_GBLKEYS_WRK.EP_ROLE.Value, &RoleDescr);
&Gbl_PageTitle = GetText("APPR_MAIN1_TITLE", " ", " ", " ", &EP_GBLKEYS_WRK.EP_USER_ROLE.Value, " ", &RoleDescr, " ", " ", " ", " ");
&Cmp_PageTitle = &Gbl_PageTitle;
/* Transfer to WorkCenter */
Local array of array of string &qs = CreateArray(CreateArray("XFER_TAB_NUMBER", String(&Component_MasterList.GetTabNumber())));
SetTransferAttributes( False, True, "", "", &qs);
&url = GenerateComponentPortalURL(%Portal, %Node, MenuName.ROLE_EMPLOYEE, "GBL", Component.EP_APPR_MAIN, "", "");
&EndPos = Find("?", &url, 0);
If &EndPos = 0 Then
&url = &url | "?replaceCurrentTopWindow=y&cmd=uninav";
Else
&url = &url | "&replaceCurrentTopWindow=y&cmd=uninav";
End-If;
rem %Response.RedirectURL(&url);
ViewURL(&url);
In certain scenarios, you may require intermediate components to perform a contextual transfer to content such as a dashboard. In these scenarios, you must prevent tracking of the intermediate component in the Back button history stack. To do so, the following code can be used in the intermediate component:
SetTransferAttributes( False, False, "", "", null, True);
ViewURL("http://domain:port/psp/ps_7/EMPLOYEE/T55106RO/h/?tab=QE_PT_DASHBOARD&pslnkid=QE_PT_DASHBOARD_LINK");