The following URL samples show you how to use WebDocs Windows URL searching to call WebDocs searches from other applications. With URL searching, you only need to type the appropriate URL to seamlessly integrate other applications with WebDocs.
Note: These examples require WebDocs Windows version 1.0.50 or above.
Note: You must first log in to WebDocs before running any URL searches.
URL Keywords
URL Search Examples
Use the following syntax to build a document-search URL:
- Always type a question mark (?) after webdoc.aspx.
- Use an ampersand (&) after each additional keyword you include.
- Include action=search with all document searches.
Example 1: Searching for documents with the document title TestTitle:
http://rjsdemo.webdocsonline.com/webdoc.aspx?action=search&doctitle=TestTitle
Example 2: Searching for documents with search-key 1 application:
http://rjsdemo.webdocsonline.com/webdoc.aspx?action=search&userdefined1=application
Example 3: Searching for document with search-key 1 application and search-key 2 micro:
http://rjsdemo.webdocsonline.com/webdoc.aspx?action=search&userdefined1=application&userdefined2=micro
Example 4: Opening the document with Document ID E20A8594-E2CC-480E-87CD-B43611D22EE9:
http://rjsdemo.webdocsonline.com/webdoc.aspx?documentkey=E20A8594-E2CC-480E-87CD-B43611D22EE9
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