| Tag Link | [Link_CurrentSearchURL] | Category | Link |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Substitution | Source Available | No |
| Support | Deprecated | Version | 3.0 |
| Change | Unchanged | Data Source | Any |
| Output Type | String | Security | None |
| Implementation | LCAPI | Sets | Lasso 3.x |
[Link_CurrentSearchURL] returns a link to the current Lasso action. The result of this tag is a URL that references the current format file with parameters that perform the current Lasso action.
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 URL can be used as the base to add additional parameters to the action or the
The URL will specify an action using Classic Lasso syntax. If Classic Lasso support is disabled then an [Inline] tag with an [Action_Params] parameter will be required on the response page to trigger the action.
[Link_CurrentSearchURL] is a synonym and [Link_CurrentAction] ... [/Link_CurrentAction] can be used to create an HTML anchor tag pair <a href="..."> ... </a> automatically with the same URL that [Link_CurrentActionURL] provides.
<a href="[Link_CurrentSearchURL]"> Current Action </a>
[Link_CurrentSearchURL]
[Link_CurrentSearchURL:
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| -No... | Removes a specified command tag from the link (e.g |
| -No.Name | Removes a specified name/value parameter from the link (e.g. |
| -NoAction | Removes action command tag from the link. |
| -NoClassic | Removes |
| -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. |
To link to the current search with different sorting:
Use the [Link_CurrentSearchURL] tag. The following example uses the
<a href="[Link_CurrentSearchURL:
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