Is there a p_web.(something) to get the procedure name?

[Mike Grigsby]

I wanted to use the proc name for a help variable, but I'm not seeing a session variable for it. I'm thinking something like p_web.... something. I will use this in a string on the page. Any suggestions? Thanks!

[Rene Simons]

Hi Mike,

Follow this link:

http://www.nettalkcentral.com/index.php?option=com_remository&Itemid=27&func=fileinfo&id=4

This one generates a <procedurename>.html link in whatever form you create.
It is also easy to modify.

Regards,
Rene Simons

[Rene Simons]

Mike,
I wasn't aware of the fact that I was referring to your solution.
Is something wrong with it.??
Rene

[Mike Grigsby]

Thanks Rene. That template is so old that I'm not sure it even works anymore<g>. My newer template is much more complex than that, but I'm trying a little different approach with this app. I'm starting with some popup code that actually pops up the window rather than displaying it in another tab.

In this app I've built a help system using a Help file and record, and the window ID is what pulls up the right help. So if I click on the help balloon in the proc: InventoryL, then I want to call

http://localhost:8181/help?hlp__windowid=InventoryL&View_btn=view

So when I stuff the code into each proc, I don't want to have to modify the window ID number, I want to do something like:

http://localhost:8181/help?hlp__windowid=p_web.(something)&View_btn=view

where it works across any proc. I'll just keep digging I guess.

[Bruce]

assuming your app is ABC...

GlobalErrors.GetProcedureName()

returns the current procedure name.

Cheers
Bruce

[Mike Grigsby]

Thank you Bruce. I was thinking I saw in prototyped in NTWS.