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Using Notes://. How to read the query_string parameters in Notes? 
I'm using "Notes://...?open&Code=123" as a url from a browser.
This works perfectly.
However, I need to be able to read the query_string provided in the url.
Trying this with e.g. an ?Openform, resulted in an empty string.
I tried opening an agent using Notes://...myagent?Open,
but this didn't work at all !
 
Update: I've added it to IdeaJam !
Domino Development / Client Development
Theo Heselmans - over 4 years ago |  |  | Viewed 125 times

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I didn't think it was possible to pass anything in the query string for the Notes protocol. However, I couldn't quickly find any documentation in Designer Help to confirm either way.
Paul Withers - over 4 years ago | 
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I spent a bit of time researching this a few months ago, I couldn't find a way of reading the parameter either.  Maybe this should be on IdeaJam??
Phil Petts - over 4 years ago | 
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NotesURLs are one of a number of great ideas for which the implementation was started but never really finished off.  Like others as commented there is no documented way to access the parameters in a query string and I too have been unable to find a way to access them.
Peter Presnell - over 4 years ago | 
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