Introduction
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Figure 1: Example of Userview Key Usage to Pre-filter a Listing Based on a Column
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Usage of Userview Key
Userview Key is most commonly used when you need to restrict the content of your userview to a certain category/attribute in your application.
Example:
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Userview Key can be a department id whereby all the content inside the Userview (record listing) would be based on the specific department.
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Userview Key can be a category id in a support ticket system whereby all the content in the Userview (ticket listing, add new ticket) will be of the specific category.
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How to Set the Userview Key
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The userview key is placed right before the element custom ID.
Example: http://localhost:8080/jw/web/userview/profileApp/profileUserview/CEO Office/profile
Link structure: userview/[App ID]/[Userview ID]/[Userview key]/[Element Custom ID]
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