| Tag Link | [LassoApp_Link] | Category | Technical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Substitution | Source Available | No |
| Support | Preferred | Version | 5.0 |
| Change | Unchanged | Data Source | Any |
| Output Type | String | Security | Tag |
| Implementation | LCAPI | Sets | Lasso 8.5, Lasso 8.0, Lasso 7.0, Lasso 6.0, Lasso 5.0 |
[LassoApp_Link] is used to mark links to files which are internal to a LassoApp. It need only be used within format files that are going to be compiled into a LassoApp.
A LassoApp is compiled out of all the format files within a folder. Any links from file to file within that folder including links in HTML anchor tags <a href="..."> ... </a>, image tags <img src="...">, form actions,
Note: This tag can be used with any relative path valid within HTML anchor tags. The ../ construct is valid for referencing the enclosing directory.
[LassoApp_Link: 'File Path']
<a href="[LassoApp_Link: 'File Path']"> ... </a>
<img src="[LassoApp_Link: 'File Path']">
<form action="[LassoApp_Link: 'File Path']"> ... </form>
<form action="Action.Lasso">
<input type="hidden" name="
...
</form>
<a href="Action.Lasso?
[Include: (LassoApp_Link: 'File Path')]
[Library: (LassoApp_Link: 'File Path')]
[Link_DetailURL:
| Required Parameters | |
|---|---|
| File Path | The path to a local format file. |
To mark an HTML anchor tag as a LassoApp link:
Use the [LassoApp_Link] tag. The following example marks a link to the file response.lasso in the same page as the current format file as a LassoApp link.
<a href="[LassoApp_Link: 'response.lasso']"> Response </a>