PassThrough XML

Use this property to pass page parameters onto the page specified in the URL To XML property. This supports the Common Use Variables stated at the beginning of this help topic. You must encode the < and > symbol when using the parameters (e.g., < &lt; and > &gt;).

Example:

          <PassThrough>

                   <Pass>

                             <PTType>get</PTType>

                             <PTRequest>SearchString</PTRequest>

                             <PTName>SearchString</PTName>

                             <PTDefault>[Me]</PTDefault>

                   </Pass>

</PassThrough>

PTDefault (Optional) – String

The default text that will be sent to the page from which data is being requested, if the parameter is not passed into the page.

PTName (Required) – String

The name of the parameter that is to be passed onto the page from which data is being requested.

PTRequest (Required) – String

The name of the parameter that is being received by the page.

PTType (Required) – String

Controls the type ofpass through. Use "post" to store the parameters in the header of the request, or use "get" to store them in the URL.

Options:

•      post

•      get