
In the variable manager we created an initialization block


We connected this to a session variable called PORTALPATH. This is a OBIEE reserved word so will get a warning, just ignore it.

You need to restart the BI-server and the presentationserver!
Let’s try it:
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How will that work when a user changes it's defaul Dashboard from the "My Account" page?
ReplyDeleteIt will work fine, PORTALPATH is dominant over the default setting.
ReplyDeleteActaully user settings take precedence over PORTALPATH.If user changes the default settings then PORTALPATH has no impact.
ReplyDeleteHey folks, I cannot get the portalpath variable to work..here is the value I have..'/shared/paint+demo/_portal/corporate+finance/'
ReplyDeleteis there anything wrong? Appreciate your help
David
Spaces in a portalpath always give trouble... Try a copy and paste form your Explorer.
ReplyDeleteregards
John
Hi John,
ReplyDeleteIs there a way to direct a user to a specific page on a specific dashboard?
Sharath
Try adding &Page:
ReplyDelete%2Fshared%2FSample%20Sales%2F_portal%2F01%20Ranks%20%26%20Toppers&Page=12%20Multi%20Metrics%20TopNs
regards John
It is possible also to specify the page where to go?
ReplyDeleteThanks
I've tried the last suggestion but it seems that it doesn't work
ReplyDeleteAn other trick is create a new dashboard page. put a text box on it with:
ReplyDelete{meta HTTP-EQUIV="REFRESH" content="0; url=http://www.yourdomain.com/index.html"} (relace the the {}
regards
John
With me, it does not work. It does not understand (': USER'). When I test
ReplyDeleteselect (':USER')
it returns me :USER
and not 'Administrator'