We have a web page with links to Notes client. We can open existing document easily or create a new one with syntax: notes://localhost/__A92574C800517FC7.nsf/company?OpenForm Is there a way how to, in notes client, ready query string parameters provided in URL like this: notes://localhost/__A92574C800517FC7.nsf/company?OpenForm¶m1=value . We tried a common ways like using @UrlQueryString("param1") in the form but no luck. Is there any otheroption for doing this?
Calling notes URL from a web page with query string parameters in URL
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Could you see what happens (not sure here...) when you add a text-field xyz to the form and use a notes-url like notes://localhost/__A92574C800517FC7.nsf/company?OpenForm&xyz=something ?