These are great. If you has a system that wanted to drill down into the details of a transaction, all you need to do is get the parameterized URL and adapt it for your use case.
Let’s say you had a demo account for our 9.2 system – simple:
http://myriad-it.com/news/jd-edwards-application-release-9-2-demo-now-available/ start here – register for an account, you should get one pretty quick (immediate email).
sign in http://e92demo.myriad-it.com/jde/E1Menu.maf
Goto address book
http://e92demo.myriad-it.com:80/jde/ShortcutLauncher?OID=P01012_W01012A_ZJDE0001&FormDSTmpl=|5|12|13|14|15|16|17|18|19|20|21|22|23|&FormDSData=| |8|O|1.00| | | || | | | | |
This was for the following screen
You can easy see that the 8 is for the AN8 on the detail screen, chnage that to any address book number and you’ll magically see it with your shortcut: I changed the 8 to 1010, and now I see 1010
You could create an easy formula in a spreadsheet for example to quickly drill down to your details
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We have put a web based GIS into an E1 Page that display all our assets. When you click on an asset, you can select 'Create Work Order' which (using a parametrized URL) launches the create Work Order screen in JDE with the asset id pre-populated.
Our users love it. Wouldn't be able to do it without parametrized URls
That's a great use case - thanks. We've developed a solution for generic media objects that redirect users to sharepoint with the context sensitive information of the GDTXKY - therefore you do not need flat file storage anymore, everything in sharepoint. Instead of the cr@ppy old media object screen, we present iframe sharepoint.
Sorry, to complete to story, which gives drill back to each individual transaction from sharepoint.
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