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how to get current URL in Email message context

Breton
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Hello, 

In email message, I would like to push for user an Shortcut of Linked ITEM. Like that it will be easier for user to Access to ITEM.

I know how to get ID if ITEM : I0215_CMEcu:xxxxxx

 

But how to get current URL in Email message context ?

Example : http://aras-dv4...........fr/2as/?StartItem=i0215_CMEcu:58E855AE3EDD42F59639B7FD916FDDF3

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    For anyone who comes across this thread in the future.

    I've been including URLs in emails that go directly to the item in PLM by the following means:
    <a href='REPLACEWITHPLMDOMAIN/ ECO:${Item[2]/id} '>

    This uses the id from the 2nd query string I have for the item itself:

    <Item type="Activity" id="${Item/ActivityId}" action="get" select="name,message"/>
    <Item type="${Item/@type}" id="${Item/@id}" action="get" select="item_number,title,classification"/>

    Feel free to replace "Express ECO" with any other ItemType you want your URL to direct to.
    You can get an idea of how the URL should look for your item by using the "Copy Link" action for that item to see the URL structure.

    Cheers,

    Troy

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    For anyone who comes across this thread in the future.

    I've been including URLs in emails that go directly to the item in PLM by the following means:
    <a href='REPLACEWITHPLMDOMAIN/ ECO:${Item[2]/id} '>

    This uses the id from the 2nd query string I have for the item itself:

    <Item type="Activity" id="${Item/ActivityId}" action="get" select="name,message"/>
    <Item type="${Item/@type}" id="${Item/@id}" action="get" select="item_number,title,classification"/>

    Feel free to replace "Express ECO" with any other ItemType you want your URL to direct to.
    You can get an idea of how the URL should look for your item by using the "Copy Link" action for that item to see the URL structure.

    Cheers,

    Troy

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