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URL Parameters

All app types, except data apps, are supporting HTTP GET and HTTP POST parameters in:

  • The default where clause of the Table Builder for data tables and data administration apps
  • The default where clause of the Map Builder for maps
  • The query specified for charts in the App Manager data source section

The variables listed below can be used as URL parameters:

  • httpGet[‘param_name’]: Returns the value of parameter param_name for an HTTP GET request
  • httpPost[‘param_name’]: Returns the value of parameter param_name for an HTTP POST request
  • httpRequest[‘param_name’]: Returns the value of parameter param_name for an HTTP GET and POST requests

Examples #

Show only rows for a specific student.

where student_id = httpPost['student_id'] and httpPost['student_id'] is not null

Use httpGet to use a URL parameter in a query. URL example: YOURDOMAIN.com/?student_id=1

where student_id = httpPost['student_id'] and httpPost['student_id'] is not null

Add a like condition using if.

where first_name like if(
	httpGet['student_firstname'] is null,
	first_name,
	concat( '%', httpGet['student_firstname'], '%' )
)

Show only rows for a specific student when parameter student_id is present or all rows if parameter student_id is not present.

where student_id = ifnull( httpPost['student_id'], student_id )

Notes #

  • Null is returned when no argument with the given name is found
  • Values are sanitized and prepared automatically
  • Parameter names must be written and defined in lowercase characters.
  • This feature is available to all users in the App Builder and no longer requires a premium license
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