Use the hyperlink "command:" syntax within a markdown textbox to run a workflow.

Permanently deleted user

3. Mai 2018 05:01

I created a set of markdown which I had hoped I could use the "command:" syntax with. In particularly for calling the RunWorkflowByUrlAndInputs command, but this seems to be completely mis-understood by the HTML 5 client. Is this only supported within service side rendered components such as feature descriptions, etc or should it work and I just did something wrong?

 

Here is an example of the markdown:

###### [Zoom To](command:RunWorkflowByUrlAndInputs?Url=https://some.argic.com/home/item.html?id=0b662052943c42d798b7be657dfa912f&myParameter=23434)

 

Is there a way to make this work and or any plans to?

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  Permanently deleted user

  3. Mai 2018 05:03

  As an alternative is there any way/plans to use the hash part of the url (#) to run commands as well within the HTML5 viewer?

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  Stefan Schweigert

  3. Mai 2018 16:36

  Hello James,

   

  The 'command:' syntax is intended to be used in a client application (e.g. feature description, as you mentioned). For example, on the GW5 Sample Site with GVH, the feature description is configured to use <a href="command:RunWorkflowByUrlAndInputs?url=https://latitudegeo.maps.arcgis.com/home/item.html?id=1ac6e0742f45475098d1b40010448776&inputs={$Geometry}">Highlight State</a>, which passes in the geometry from the feature and highlights it.

   

  There is a documentation section on our GVH command support that you might find useful: https://docs.geocortex.com/essentials/gvh/2.10/admin-help/Default.htm#gvh/admin/commands.htm

   

  I'm not aware of any current plans for the URL syntax that you mentioned.

   

  Thanks, Stefan

   

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  Permanently deleted user

  3. Mai 2018 18:58

  Right, thats what I read in the docs, I was just hoping to be able to build a markdown string which contained different information and commands via links but the object being shown is not derived from an Arcgis feature but a custom web service all. I can achieve what I want through form buttons, it is just a lot more work than this approach would have been.

   

  Anyway, thanks for the response. I added it as an idea.

  Cheers!

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