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What IR_ROWFILTER syntax should look like?

Hi,
for single filter I have syntax:
'f?p=&APP_ID.:15:&SESSION.:OFFER::RIR,CIR:IR_DETAILS:27'
But what if I need to use ROWFILTER with OR operator?
In filter Interface I create such filter by typing
P='40' OR P='27' OR ...
But in URL (column has name 'x_column')?
'f?p=&APP_ID.:15:&SESSION.:OFFER::RIR,CIR:???'
Regards,
G.
Best Answer
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But what if I need to use ROWFILTER with OR operator?
This is not supported. Confusingly, the
ROWFILTER
IR link operator does not create a row filter, but a generic text search on the report, equivalent to entering a term in the search bar. This is described in the documentation:To create row text which contains a filter on an interactive report, use
ROWFILTER
as the target column alias in the item name syntax and add a filter value in the itemitemValues
of the URL. The link will add a Row Text Contains filter which searches all columns displayed in the report with typeSTRING
orNUMBER
.Consider the following example:
IR[EMP]_ROWFILTER:SALES
If all of the filter values are in the same column, use the
IN
operator, otherwise create a report using the required row filter, save it, and link to the saved report.
Answers
-
But what if I need to use ROWFILTER with OR operator?
This is not supported. Confusingly, the
ROWFILTER
IR link operator does not create a row filter, but a generic text search on the report, equivalent to entering a term in the search bar. This is described in the documentation:To create row text which contains a filter on an interactive report, use
ROWFILTER
as the target column alias in the item name syntax and add a filter value in the itemitemValues
of the URL. The link will add a Row Text Contains filter which searches all columns displayed in the report with typeSTRING
orNUMBER
.Consider the following example:
IR[EMP]_ROWFILTER:SALES
If all of the filter values are in the same column, use the
IN
operator, otherwise create a report using the required row filter, save it, and link to the saved report. -
Thank you very much indeed for your help - I will try according your suggestion.