I'm having a problem getting my URL to show up. 'dbr.purehtml' causes the SQL statement to fail....is there a way to do this in one of my query fields? Here's the base of the query - with the last field needing to be a clickable link:
select c.Mydate as 'MyDate',
c.src as 'Src',
c.dst as 'Dst',
c.uniqueid,
CONCAT('<html>Play</html>')
where ...
Sorry - figured out I should be using dbr.url
myDBR Team, Key Master
Forum sw sometimes too eager to to display html.
You can include HTML code into a column using select 'dbr.purehtml:your_html_here'. This will tell myDBR not to encode the html code attached. No need to add starting and ending html-tag though.
If you want to pass parameters to URL (instead of just displaying static html) use the 'dbr.url' command. You can see how to use dbr.url in myDBR demo
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myDBR Team
Thank you so much.
Your tool is fantastic - and is allowing me to build something that we've struggled with for months.
I got it working just like I wanted to - embedded audio player linked to a URL using HTML5 <audio> tags. Very cool. One more question though.
I like that "embed=1" eliminates the MyDBR "button bar" at the top, but it also removes all of the formatting.
hdr=0 appears to just remove the header.
Is there a way to get rid of the button bar (toolbar?) without getting rid of the headers either through a dbr. command or through a URL querystring?
myDBR Team, Key Master
Hi,
glad you like myDBR.
"embed"-parameter is meant for situation where you want just the object's html code (no head/body tags are included). The use case is when you embed just the element into another web page.
"hdr"-parameter just removes the header and footer, but the otherwise delivers full html-page.
Toolbar on top right is visible to admins. The export menu is available to all users. You can turn it off completely, but not on report by report basis.
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myDBR Team
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