Compose View URLs

By default, the Meridian Explorer website opens to the Welcome page, where the user can begin browsing and searching the repository. The default URL of the site is: http://<ServerName>/bcenterprise or http://<ServerName>/bcenterprise/home.aspx. Under some circumstances or for some users, you might want the website to open to a specific view with a specific document or tag filter, optionally disable other navigation, and show the items as thumbnails. You can achieve these and similar results by composing a URL that specifies the view to open and other parameters. You can then place the URL in a hyperlink on a different site or in a shortcut on the user's desktop.

The URL is similar for the Meridian Explorer mobile website. The website can be opened by a URL with the schema name bluecielo and the username and password:

bluecielo:<ServerName>/<UserName>/<Password>?

URL Parameters

The Meridian Explorer URL accepts the optional parameters described in the following table. The view and filter IDs can be found in Meridian Enterprise ServerAdministration Console as the names that are automatically assigned to them.

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Meridian Explorer URL parameters
Parameter	Description
COMMENTS	If set to True, shows the Comments page of the document or tag. This parameter is intended to be used in the URL of a custom external page in Meridian Enterprise PowerUser. The page can be useful for Meridian Enterprise users to see the comments entered in Meridian Explorer. Use the following VBScript expression to calculate a URL that specifies an external property page in Meridian Enterprise. Replace <ServerName> with your web server name and modify the ViewID parameter to specify the view definition. Then Meridian Enterprise users can view the comments entered by Meridian Explorer users. For more information about configuring an external property page for Meridian Enterprise, see Configure External Pages. “http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?ViewID=DOC_E91E5& GLOBALID=” & Cstr(Document.ID)& “&COMMENTS=True” If the Meridian Explorer option Use Oracle AutoVue Client/Server deployment to view documents is enabled and AutoVueViewer is the default (set to the highest priority in the PowerUser viewer options), one viewer or the other will not work correctly in PowerUser depending on which one is activated first in the current session. In this configuration, if both clients will use AutoVue, they must use the same type of deployment, either the same client/server deployment or desktop deployment. Deployment types cannot be mixed. If the URL will be shown as an external property page in Meridian Enterprise and the specified view is configured to show renditions and the Enable PDFTron viewer for PDF documents option is enabled as described in Configure the Viewer Options, the rendition may not appear in PowerUser unless the following registry values are set: For 32-bit, set the DWORD value PowerUserU.exe to 0000270f at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\ Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\FeatureControl\ FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION For 64-bit, set the DWORD value PowerUser.exe to 0000270f at: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\FeatureControl\ FEATURE_BROWSER_EMULATION
DEFVIEW	Optional display mode in which to show the results pane. May only be used with VIEWID. If this parameter is set to THUMBNAIL, items in the view pane appear as thumbnail images. If this parameter is set to any other or no value, the items appear in a grid view.
DOCFILTER	Optional ID of an item filter to apply to the specified view. The filter specifies which documents are included using property matching. If the filter specifies property value criteria, the property values must be specified in placeholders in the URL. The criterion operator in the filter definition will be used and should not be specified in the URL. If no value is specified in the URL for the property value criteria of a filter, the filter always evaluates to True. For information about creating item filters, see Create And Edit Item Filters.
GLOBALID	Optional value of the Meridian Enterprise Document ID property of the document or tag for which to show comments. This parameter is intended to be with the COMMENTS parameter in the URL of a custom external page in Meridian Enterprise PowerUser.
HIDEVIEWBAR	When missing (default) or set to TRUE, hides the views bar at the bottom of the page. This parameter is intended for use when Meridian Explorer is integrated with another system and only the Documents view is relevant. The views bar can be hidden entirely as described in Customize the User Interface.
HOME	When missing (default) or set to YES, shows links to the home page. When set to NO, hides the home page links. This parameter is intended for use with the MOD parameter to show a substitute view.
ID	One or more document IDs to show in a view specified by the VIEWID parameter. Separate multiple IDs with the semicolon (;) character. For example: http://MyServer/bcenterprise/Home.aspx?VIEWID=DOC_E91E5&ID=100;101;102
ISOLATION=TRUE	Hides the views bar and the HOME tab in the ribbon menu bar when one document or a list of documents is previewed in a new browser window, such as from within a maintenance management system.
MOD	When set to one of the shortcuts listed in Meridian Enterprise Server URL Shortcuts, shows that view instead of the home page.
MRU	When missing (default) or set to YES, shows a group of the most recently used view names on the home page. When set to NO, it shows the welcome text instead of the view names.

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Examples

Following are some examples of using the client URL parameters.

Open the default documents view for the repository MyRepos:

http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?RN=MyRepos&VIEWCAT=DOC

Open the view named DOC_E915 of the default repository:

http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?VIEWID=DOC_E91E5

Open the view named DOC_E915 of the default repository and apply the document filter named 123456.
```
http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?VIEWID=DOC_E91E5&DOCFILTER=123456
```
Open the view named DOC_E915 of the default repository and apply the tag filter named 222222:
```
http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?VIEWID=DOC_E91E5&TAGFILTER=222222
```
Open the view named DOC_E915 of the default repository, apply the document filter named 123456, and apply the tag filter named 222222:
```
http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?VIEWID=DOC_E91E5&DOCFILTER=123456&TAGFILTER=222222
```
Open the view named DOC_E915 of the default repository, apply the document filter named 123456, and pass the value ABC for the filter criterion with property SITEID:
```
http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?VIEWID=DOC_E91E5&DOCFILTER=123456&SITEID=ABC
```
Open the view named DOC_E915 of the default repository, apply the document filter named 123456, pass the value ABC for the filter criterion with property SITEID, hide the navigation pane, and display the results pane in thumbnail mode:
```
http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?VIEWID=DOC_E91E5&DOCFILTER=123456&SITEID=ABC&NAVSTATE=HIDE&DEFVIEW=THUMBNAIL
```
Open the view named DOC_E915 of the default repository and show the Comments page for the current document.

Use the following VBScript expression to calculate a URL that specifies an external property page in Meridian Enterprise PowerUser. Replace <ServerName> with your web server name and modify the ViewID parameter to specify your view definition. Then Meridian Enterprise users can view the comments entered by Meridian Explorer users.
```
“http://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?ViewID=DOC_E91E5&GLOBALID=” & Cstr
(Document.ID)& “&COMMENTS=True”
```
Open the Meridian Explorer mobile website, apply the document filter named 123456 and the tag filter named 654321, pass the filter template criteria WO=123 and FUNCLOC=ABC, and title the results Related Documents.
```
bluecielo:<ServerName>/<UserName>/<Password>?DOCFILTER=123456&TAGFILTER=654321&WO=123&FUNCLOC=ABC&TITLE=Related Documents
```
Open the view named DOC_MASTERS of the default repository in list mode, hide the navigation pane, apply the tag filter named F00001, and show the documents related to tag ABC123 in a list.
```
https://<ServerName>/BCEnterprise/Home.aspx?VIEWID=DOC_MASTERS&TAGFILTER=F00001&DEFVIEW=LIST&NAVSTATE=HIDE&VIEWMODE=LIST&TAGNUMBER=ABC123
```

Compose View URLs

URL Parameters

Examples

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