Difference between revisions of "QPR UI Bookmark"
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| − | With a QPR | + | With a QPR UI bookmark, you can take a snapshot of the currently open view, storing the session context. The created bookmark stores the values of those context variables that are required to recreate or access the view in exactly the same situation as it was, when the bookmark was created. A created bookmark is placed in the [[QPR UI Workspace|Private Workspace]]. Currently it's not possible to publish bookmarks, i.e. to move them to public workspace. |
Bookmark is similar to a bookmark or a favourite in a Web browser, but more powerful. Bookmark is like a View, with an icon in the workspace and a copy of the session context of a View. There is one exception: '''sys:sessionId''' is not included in bookmarks. | Bookmark is similar to a bookmark or a favourite in a Web browser, but more powerful. Bookmark is like a View, with an icon in the workspace and a copy of the session context of a View. There is one exception: '''sys:sessionId''' is not included in bookmarks. | ||
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Bookmarks can be edited and deleted. When editing bookmark, the bookmark name and the context variable values can be changed. | Bookmarks can be edited and deleted. When editing bookmark, the bookmark name and the context variable values can be changed. | ||
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Revision as of 07:48, 7 November 2017
With a QPR UI bookmark, you can take a snapshot of the currently open view, storing the session context. The created bookmark stores the values of those context variables that are required to recreate or access the view in exactly the same situation as it was, when the bookmark was created. A created bookmark is placed in the Private Workspace. Currently it's not possible to publish bookmarks, i.e. to move them to public workspace.
Bookmark is similar to a bookmark or a favourite in a Web browser, but more powerful. Bookmark is like a View, with an icon in the workspace and a copy of the session context of a View. There is one exception: sys:sessionId is not included in bookmarks.
When touched, a Bookmark opens the referred View and sets the session context. Thereafter the View and its properties represent the target View and editing will change the target, not the bookmark.
Bookmarks can be edited and deleted. When editing bookmark, the bookmark name and the context variable values can be changed.