Here is a couple of solutions:

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We also use Mid-Tier 6.3.  We had the following requirements for
direct access URLs:
1 - Display in only the Results pane if searching by EID
2 - Display in Split Window mode if searched by any other method

I ended up modifying our clientcore.js to allow for this.  I needed to
add the following line to the ShowResultsListPane function, on the
line immediately preceding the FormPane.Layout call:
        if ("eid" in weArgs) {ResultsListPane.SVis(false);
SplitterPane.SVis(false);}

This effectively tells ClientCore not to display in Split Window mode
if searching by EID, but allows it to be displayed if searched by any
other method.

Some of the pros and cons of this method were described in this
thread:  
http://listserv.rbugs.com/cgi-bin/wa.exe?S2=ARSLIST&s=MidTier+-+Opening+a+specific+Record

Eric Cleereman
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The javascript changes worked but created other problems.
In the Form --> View Properties --> Appearance, hiding the results
banner still shows the results list.

I broke down and created another view called 'Entry'. I added the
results list field and made it hidden.

So now I specify eid=<entryid>&view=Entry to get the desired one only
entry without the results list.

Thanks,
-Geoff
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Jarl

On Jan 14, 2008 8:43 PM, Boylan, David <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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