analysis.page.link {AnalysisPageServer} | R Documentation

## app.link

### Description

Link into the app in a particular state

### Usage

    analysis.page.link(page, params = list(), submit = TRUE, relative = "")

### Arguments

`page` | `AnalysisPage` object. The name will be extracted from this object and its AnalysisPageParamSet will be used to validate the `params` argument. Or, you can provide a character string. Then you won't get the parameter value checking for free but you will get the page name.
`params` | Named list of parameter values. If `page` is an `AnalysisPage` then they will be validated using the parameter set of that page.
`submit` | If submit is true then turn on a flag that says that the analysis should be submitted. Otherwise the link will open the primary parameter area. It is an error to supply params if submit = FALSE (this may be allowed in the future, but right now it is not supported.). Default: TRUE
`relative` | String. This string will be prepended to the relative URL beginning with "?". Default is empty string, so you would get something like "#page/2way/...". If you gave, for example "http://research.gene.com/expressionplot/app.html" then you would get "http://research.gene.com/expressionplot/app.html#page/2way/...". In RApache context the Global variable SERVER$headers_in$Referer is very useful for this.

### Details

It is possible to encode the application state into a URL which will then be executed by the front end. There are 2 parts to the state, and each is supplied as one argument to this function (which then becomes one URL-encoded parameter in the link)

"page"

  The name of the page within the app, such as "2way"

"params"

  A subset of parameters and their values, already filled out

### Value

A relative URL beginning with "#", or a full URL if `relative` is provide

### Author(s)

Brad Friedman

### Examples

      analysis.page.link("mypage", params=list(foo=1))

[Package AnalysisPageServer version 1.16.0 Index]