LassoScript Utility
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[Link_CurrentActionURL]

Tag Link [Link_CurrentActionURL] Category Link
Type Substitution Source Available No
Support Preferred Version 5.0
Change Unchanged Data Source Any
Output Type String Security None
Implementation LCAPI Sets Lasso 8.5, Lasso 8.0, Lasso 7.0, Lasso 6.0, Lasso 5.0
Lasso 3 Equivalent [Link_CurrentSearchURL]

Description

[Link_CurrentActionURL] returns a link to the current Lasso page
including all of the parameters passed to the page.

If this tag is used within [Inline] ... [/Inline] tags then the
action specified in the starting [Inline] tag will be returned. If
this tag is used within a format file that is a response to an HTML
form or URL based action then the parameters of that action will be
used.

The base URL of the link is set by default to the path to the
current format file (using [Response_FilePath]). This value can be
overridden by specifying a -Response parameter in the tag itself.

Additional parameters such as command tags or name/value pairs can
be added to the tag using the [Link_SetFormat] tag or by specifying
them within the tag itself. Parameters in [Link_SetFormat] and the
tag itself override those in the current action. Array parameters
are inserted as if all the elements of the array were placed at the
location of the array (similar to how they are interpreted in inline
tags).

Parameters can be eliminated from the generated URL using -No...
parameters. These can be specified in [Link_SetFormat] or in the
tag itself. The following -No.. parameters can be used.

-NoName removes every instance of the specified command tag.
(e.g. -NoDatabase, -NoTable, -NoLogicalOperator).

-NoAction removes the action tag (e.g. -Search, -FindAll).

-NoClassic removes all command tags which are usually specified
within inline tags including -Database, -Table, -KeyField, and
-Schema.

-NoParams removes all name/value parameters from the link (including
associated -Required, -Op, -OpBegin, and -OpEnd command tags).

-No.Name removes every instance of the the specified
parameter from the link. (e.g. -No.First_Name or -No.Company).

-NoSort removes all -SortField and -SortOrder tags.

-NoTokens removes all tokens. -NoToken removes the unnamed token.
-NoToken.Name removes the specified token.

The parameters are specified in the following order. First, the
action (if any) is specified. Next, the command tags (with the
exceptions listed later) are included in alphabetical order. Each
command tag is only included once. Finally, all of the name/value
parameters and the following command tags are included in the order
they were specified (-SortField, -SortOrder, -Op, -OpBegin, -OpeEnd).

The -Username, -Password, -SQL, and -ReturnField parameters are
never output by this link tag. If the action is -Nothing then it is
not output since an action of -Nothing is assumed.

Syntax

<a href="[Link_CurrentActionURL]"> Current Action </a>

[Link_CurrentActionURL]

[Link_CurrentActionURL-Response='example.lasso']

[Link_CurrentActionURL-NoAction,
  -NoClassic,
  -NoKeyValue,
  -NoLogicalOperator,
  -NoSkipRecords,
  -NoMaxRecords,
  -NoSort,
  -NoTokens]

Parameters

Optional Parameters
-No... Removes a specified command tag from the link (e.g -NoDatabase, -NoMaxRecords, etc.).
-No.Name Removes a specified name/value parameter from the link (e.g. -No.First_Name).
-NoAction Removes action command tag from the link.
-NoClassic Removes -Database,-Table,-KeyField command tags from the link.
-NoParams Removes all name/value parameters from the link.
-NoSort Removes all sort command tags from the link.
-NoTokens Removes all tokens from the link.
-Response Sets the base URL for the link.
Other Parameters All other keywords and name/value parameters are added to the link.

Change Notes

This tag was updated for LDML 7. Please check the description,
syntax, and parameters for this tag. Many tags in LDML 7 have been
renamed or have new features in addition to those from previous
versions of Lasso.

Examples

To link to the current search with different sorting:

Use the [Link_CurrentActionURL] tag. The following example uses the -NoSort parameter to remove the sort arguments from the current search. Additional search parameters are then added to the end of the URL.

<a href="[Link_CurrentActionURL-NoSort]&-SortField=Last_Name"> Sort by Last Name </a>