Displays the specified URL in the user's browser, optionally in a pop-up browser window.
When popup is false, the URL replaces the form page currently displayed.
To navigate back to the form page, the user must then click on the browser back button.
This mode of operation is only possible when the form has back button support enabled;
when back button support is disabled, the user will be unable to navigate back to the form.
When a URL is constructed dynamically, any parameters added should be encoded (example below).
Javascript example:
var encoder = java.net.URLEncoder;
var encoding = "UTF-8";
var parm1 = encoder.encode(fields.PARM1.displayValue, encoding);
var parm2 = encoder.encode(fields.PARM2.displayValue, encoding);
var url = "http://www.xxx.com"
+ "?p1=" + parm1
+ "&p2=" + parm2;
form.displayUrl(url, true, null);
When popup is false, the URL replaces the form page currently displayed. To navigate back to the form page, the user must then click on the browser back button. This mode of operation is only possible when the form has back button support enabled; when back button support is disabled, the user will be unable to navigate back to the form.
When a URL is constructed dynamically, any parameters added should be encoded (example below).
Javascript example: