AppendParameters |
Passes common parameters to the tree categories
in the tree. To use the parameter, set it to true and then include the
parameters to pass. Parameters added to emxTree.jsp that are not with
AppendParameters are passed only to the root tree node and not to categories. You
can also use the Tree Scope ID setting for the tree menu object to pass
the current tree's object ID to all categories and subtrees. |
To make Param1 and Param2 available to the children
categories: <a href="../common/emxTree.jsp?objectId=<%=sPartId%>&mode=insert&jsTreeID=<%=
jsTreeID %>&AppendParameters=true&Param1=Value1&Param2=Value2"
class="object" target="content"><%=sPartName%></a> To
make ProjectId and Workspace available to the tree categories: <a
href="../common/emxTree.jsp?objectId=<%=sPartId%>&mode=insert&jsTreeID=<%=
jsTreeID%>&AppendParameters=true&ProjectId=<%=sProjId%>&Workspace=<%=sWorkspace%>"
class="object" target="content"><%=sPartName%></a> To
make ProjectId and Workspace available only to the root tree node and
not to the tree categories: <a href="../common/emxTree.jsp?objectId=<%=sPartId%>&mode=insert&jsTreeID=<%=
jsTreeID %>&&ProjectId=<%=sProjId%>&Workspace=<%=sWorkspace%>"
class="object" target="content"><%=sPartName%></a> |
DefaultCategory |
Specifies the category to be selected when the
tree first opens. The root node
is selected, by default, so the object's Properties page displays. If
the tree contains a category that users frequently want to see, use this
parameter to select it instead. Alternatively, you can use the
Default Category setting for the tree's menu object. If both are defined,
this URL parameter overrides the setting. Note that a tree does
not look for default categories defined for its sub-trees (assigned sub-menus). |
The name of a category command object to select
when the tree first displays. You must assign the command object to the
tree menu object. If it is not, the root node is selected. DefaultCategory=PMCWBS |
jsTreeID |
The ID of the existing tree object required
to update the tree with "insert" mode. When the system constructs
the tree for the first time, the "jsTreeID" parameter does not have any
valid value. Whenever the user clicks a category within the tree,
the system passes the current "jsTreeID" to that page. If that page needs
to update the tree, it must call emxTree.jsp with the same "jsTreeID"
value. |
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| legacyTree |
When the emxFramework.LegacyTree property in emxSystem.properties is set to false (replacing the categories pane with a Categories menu), this URL parameter overrides that setting for the specific tree. |
true |
mode |
Controls whether the tree for the object is
inserted into the current tree or replaces the current tree. |
Insert-Insert the tree for the selected
object into the current tree, if there is one. Replace (default)--Replace
the current tree, if there is one, with the tree for the selected object.
|
objectId |
This is the business object ID that the system
will construct the tree for. For example, if the object is of type ECR,
the system will construct the tree object of menu type "type_ECR". If
the menu "type_ECR" does not exist, the system will base the tree on
the "Default Tree" configuration. |
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| targetLocation |
When a URL is defined to open in the slide-in frame (the Target Location setting for the component is set to slidein), BPS appends this URL parameter with this value. This parameter supports a custom page where the html for a popup window needs to be different than the html for a slide-in window. |
slidein |
treeLabel |
Use to override the default label for a tree
(defined in the "Label" parameter of the tree menu administrative object).
When this parameter is available to the emxTree.jsp page, the page uses
this value as the Label for tree menu base node. This parameter
also overrides any JPO specified for the label in the settings Label
Program and Label Function. |
emxTree.jsp?treeLabel=custom Part Label&objectId=3434.345.4564.7755 |
treeMenu |
Use to override the standard tree menu for the
object's type (or any alternate tree defined by an application). The
standard tree menu for an object is the symbolic name of the type. For
example, the standard tree menu object for quality part plans is type_QualityPartPlan.
For more information on calling specific trees, see Specific Trees for an Object Type. Using
a custom tree menu by overriding the system-defined tree for any object
type is NOT RECOMMENDED. |
Name of a menu object for a tree: customPartTree |