a href in the region of html
HelloA source in the region, I have the following link text , but every time I go on the page (in the same application) it asks password. How can I avoid this?
Thank you
Hello
I guess that your link will take you to another page in your application.
If this is the case, I think that your link is missing from the session id.
Try
<a href="f?=&APP_ID.:10:&APP_SESSION.:::::">My Link</a>
Change id number 10 of the page according to the link you need to be redirected
PS: when the validation code wrap it in {noformat}
{noformat} tag like
{noformat}
my code here
{noformat}
Regards,
Jair
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