There are two URL routes associated with graphs: graph and graph-preview. The following table describes the various paths that build on the route, and the elements that you can specify for each.
Element | Description | Accepted Value(s) | Notes |
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graph: Displays the Graphs page. |
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<Catalog Item Key> | Specifies the Catalog Item Key of the graph that you want to open in the Graph tool. | Numeric Catalog Item Key | #graph/Catalog Item Key |
<Catalog Item Path> | Specifies the path and name of the graph that you want to open in the Graph tool. | Catalog item path | #graph?path=Catalog Path\Graph name |
p0, p1, p2 etc. (specifying a literal value) | Specifies a literal value that will be passed into a graph containing a prompt. | Any value that is acceptable for the prompt type (e.g., numeric values for numeric prompts) |
#graph/Catalog Item Key?p0=Literal Value #graph?path=Catalog Path\Graph name&p0=Literal Value |
p0, p1, p2 etc. (specifying a variable value) | Specifies a variable value from a specified column key in a graph that will be passed from a query into a graph containing a prompt. | Any value that is acceptable for the prompt type (e.g., numeric values for numeric prompts) |
#graph/Catalog Item Key?p0={Column Key} #graph?path=Catalog Path\Graph name&p0={Column Key} |
graph-preview/<Catalog Item Key>: Displays the graph in a new, view-only page. | |||
Parameter Name = Parameter Value | Specifies the Parameter Name and Parameter Value of the query that you want to open in a new, view-only page. | Parameter Names and Parameter Values | #graph-preview/Catalog Item Key?Parameter Name=Parameter Value |
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