James,

 

If you're using the Extension Library you can use the JSON RPC service ("Remote Service" in the component palette) to do this. But first I would ask if those values change or are specific to a certain user, click or are different between sessions? If so, I would look at using the sessionScope instead, unless it's specific to a click then I would use viewScope. If you have more than one user clicking those links, using the applicationScope those values will be changing for everyone, not just the current user. If I understood your post correctly and these values are coming from a view then I assume these values are specific to the current user. To learn more about the scoped variables see this article http://www-10.lotus.com/ldd/ddwiki.nsf/dx/xpages-scoped-variables.htm.

 

But onto the RPC, this allows you to define a SSJS method that can be called via CSJS. To do this follow the below procedure: 

Thanks Keith,

 

Yes, the scope variable shoukld not be application, but session.  I found your other entry http://planetlotus.org/profiles/keith-strickland_91450_the-json-rpc-service and this one by Niklas http://planetlotus.org/profiles/openNTF_81647 whjich helped on the setup, but I ran into a problem in the scope variables actually getting set when clicked on the column link, it would save the previous click and so on. It appeared related to no refresh.  Anyway, I am glad to have learned about this cool json rpc tool.

 

After much frustration, my entire issue was I am a new to xpages and it was just a syntax issue on the csjs, so here is the actual code I have in the column for the on click event for csjs. I changed my ssjs function so I could pass the two variables I needed to build the link.

 

var li = "#{javascript:getARInvoiceLink2(arlist.getColumnValue("tx_orgid"),arlist.getColumnValue("tx_trxnumber"))}";

window.open(li);