I tried passing only the part number over but that didn’t work either. It appears to be requiring the part rev which I’ve specified in the launch options above.
I did read that and found it super helpful! Thank you for putting the time into that thread! The difference I see in how you handle multiple values is yours is separated by curly brackets and I separated the values by using a comma. I’ll give the curly brackets a try for these options.
Curly brackets didn’t make a difference I’ll mess with it again tomorrow. I’ve spent all day working on this dashboard in application studio and my brain is starting to melt
You may have to create a layer on Method Tracker, create an event “After” Form_OnLoad, then set your input values to KeyFields.PartNum and KeyFields.RevisionNum (change names appropriately), then add an event-next widget and set the ID to Execute_GetByID.
Then, in the calling app, specify the layer in the app-open widget.
I tested the launch options that didn’t work yesterday in the test environment and it works! So the issue seems specific to the dashboard/application studio in the prod env. This particular dashboard broke in production so I’m creating the new layer which is having the issue described here. I think something is corrupt with this dashboard if that’s possible. I’m going to try starting over on a new dashboard altogether and link a copy of the existing BAQ. Too many wonky things keep happening.
You could export your layer from test and pop it in production if it’s working in test.
Make sure to delete the layer out of production first as I’ve had issues overwriting with a solution.