fixedFieldValues

Fixed field values for the search (can not be changed by the user).

Syntax: <fieldId>:<value>

• You can specify either field IDs or XML names as <fieldId>.
• Separate multiple items by semicolons.
• If <value> is a string, it must be enclosed in double quotes. Do not use double quotes when specifying catalog codes.

  Example (for a FI search): Company:"my search string";Country:#2;Rep2ID:"$curRep"

• The specified fields must be part of the respective Search control, otherwise they are ignored.
• To enter the current rep: <fieldId>:"$curRep"
• To enter the current rep's group: <fieldId>:"$curOrgGroup"
• To enter the current date: <fieldId>:"$curDay"
• To enter the number of the current user's login language: <fieldId>:LOGINLANGUAGE
• To set a value for a catalog field: <fieldId>:#<catalogCode>

  For hierarchical catalogs you can enter <fieldId>:#<childCode>~#<parentCode>

  Example: For a Ticket (KM) Search action you can define

  Problem:#3~#1

  instead of

  ProblemGroup:#1;Problem:#3

• To set a value for a variable catalog field using the external key: <fieldId>:EXT:<external key>

  Example: ProblemGroup:EXT:1_324_2

• To set the value of a Boolean field enter true or false.
• If you want to enter a value from a linked record into a field in the search mask, use the syntax <targetFieldId>:<infoAreaId>.<fieldId>

  Example: When searching for all mailings (BR) that were sent to a person (KP) and want to specify the mailing channel based on the person's preferred channel, enter Channel:KP.PreferredChannel in the Search action for mailings used in the person context menu.

• If you have a field from a linked info area in your search mask, you can automatically enter a value using <infoAreaId>.<fieldId>:<value>

  Example: To search only for persons with specific interests, enter IT.InterestGrp:#2 in the person Search action.