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* Attachment URL - a link to an attachment held within the PeopleSoft system.
* Attachment URL - a link to an attachment held within the PeopleSoft system.
* External URL, Free Form URL - for connecting to external systems.
* External URL, Free Form URL - for connecting to external systems.
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==Adding a Link to a Page==
If you click on the Component URL, you get a page which presents you with the following options:
If you click on the Component URL, you get a page which presents you with the following options:
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Once these items have been entered, you can then set up the connection between fields in the query and the fields that you would enter on the component search page. Without these values, the link simply sends you to that search page.
Once these items have been entered, you can then set up the connection between fields in the query and the fields that you would enter on the component search page. Without these values, the link simply sends you to that search page.
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==Connecting Query Data to the Page==
To really get the most out of this feature, you will want each link to connect to something on that row. Time to use the buttons at the bottom of the page.
To really get the most out of this feature, you will want each link to connect to something on that row. Time to use the buttons at the bottom of the page.
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Return to [[PeopleSoft Users Companion Extras]]
Return to [[PeopleSoft Users Companion Extras]]
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