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Defining ID for in-report control links

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Amin Mousavi

Hi David,

I am currently using this method to define a link within a report control and then write the action based on the class on report's click event.

<a href="#" onclick="return false;" id="[Record.id]" class="test">

This works fine, but I am using a second link at the same table and need to define unique ids for each link but neither of these methods helped. (id="ABC[Record.id]", id="ABC.[Record.id]"). I also googled how they define variables in IDs in Angular JS but they also seem a bit different! to me. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

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Hello Amin,

Please, try the below HTML inside the Report:

 <a href="#" onclick="return false;" ng-attr-id="{{ 'first-' + Record.ID }}">First link</a>

 <a href="#" onclick="return false;" ng-attr-id="{{ 'second-' + Record.ID }}">Second link</a>

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Amin Mousavi

Hi David,
You are literally the life saver! Thanks a mill. Works great :)

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