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Literal longer than 63 workaround issue.
Here is the issue:
redirect to
"http://www.nobodylovesmeatallnefits.com/businessobjects/viewers/crystal/stuff/%u"
(string literal longer than 63)
so when doing this:
redirect to "http://www.nobodylovesmeatallnefits.com" +
"/businessobjects/viewers" + "/crystal/stuff/%u"
the %u is taken literally, and no longer listing the uri.
Is this just the way it is? Is there a way to get that %u to work under these conditions?
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Big_Daddy_61011Nimbostratus
Thanks for this pointer. It looks like the way to go. My last question is that when I do the concatenation feature and + http_uri , a trailing slash is added. So, in the example above, the last character /crystal/stuff gets translated to /crystal/stuff/.
Anyway to make that trailing slash go away?- Big_Daddy_61011I found that if I left off the + http_uri then my redirect to statement was interpolated good enough for me. Thanks very much Deb!
