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I am trying to create a url link with the path+executable name and a command line parameter .. here is what I am trying to do
cLINK := "\\webdev\dev\pmow32.exe"
cPARAM := " /PROJECTEID= 6084460364"
This is the result .. however the underline link ends after the .exe
\\webdev\pmo\pmow32.exe /PROJECTEID= 6084460364
I want to create a link that can be clicked on ( in an e-mail ) and have it
execute which will include the entire url parameters and all.
Any ideas ??
Rick Lipkin
SC Dept of Health, USA
Creating a link with command parameters
- Rick Lipkin
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- Location: Columbia, South Carolina USA
- Rick Lipkin
- Posts: 2397
- Joined: Fri Oct 07, 2005 1:50 pm
- Location: Columbia, South Carolina USA
- Rick Lipkin
- Posts: 2397
- Joined: Fri Oct 07, 2005 1:50 pm
- Location: Columbia, South Carolina USA
Quique
I have considered a batch file .. and the batch file does work. For this program I am sending an e-mail notification to various project sponsors and embeded in the e-mail is the url link :
\\server\folder\my.exe
and that works GREAT .. however, the requirements of this application dictate that the person receiving the link be taken directly to a specific record in the database .. /p=12345555 which again programatically I have working ..
To make this work, I would have to create a batch file and attach it to the e-mail that gets sent to all the sponsors .. and they would have to run the attachment .. which is clumsy and I am sending the attatchment via SMTP and I am having difficulty with SMTP in delivering the file as text instead of Hex and Hex is useless.
Rick
I have considered a batch file .. and the batch file does work. For this program I am sending an e-mail notification to various project sponsors and embeded in the e-mail is the url link :
\\server\folder\my.exe
and that works GREAT .. however, the requirements of this application dictate that the person receiving the link be taken directly to a specific record in the database .. /p=12345555 which again programatically I have working ..
To make this work, I would have to create a batch file and attach it to the e-mail that gets sent to all the sponsors .. and they would have to run the attachment .. which is clumsy and I am sending the attatchment via SMTP and I am having difficulty with SMTP in delivering the file as text instead of Hex and Hex is useless.
Rick