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Page Predefined Views

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Hello Community,
 
I have page created in code with 2 predefined views. that provide filtering as well as moving around fields see below.
 
What is the correct way to open the page from code with one of those predefined views as the active view?
 
Thanks so much
 
MJH
 
 views
    {
        view(NewDonations)
        {
            Filters = where(Gross = filter(>= 0), MatchedToDoc = filter(= ''));
            SharedLayout = false;
            layout
            {
                moveafter(name; email)
                moveafter(email; MatchedToCust)
                moveafter(MatchedToCust; MatchedToItem)
                moveafter(MatchedToItem; MatchedToClass)
                moveafter(MatchedToClass; Subject)
                moveafter(Subject; Note)
                moveafter(MatchedToCust; lookupname)
            }
        }
        view(NewExpenses)
        {
            Filters = where(Gross = filter(< 0), MatchedToDoc = filter(= ''), type = filter(<> 'T403'));
 
            SharedLayout = false;
            layout
            {
                moveafter(name; email)
                moveafter(email; MatchedToVend)
                moveafter(MatchedToVend; MatchedToPatron)
                moveafter(MatchedToPatron; MatchedToGLAccount)
                moveafter(MatchedToGLAccount; MatchedToClass)
                moveafter(MatchedToClass; Subject)
                moveafter(Subject; Note)
                moveafter(MatchedToVend; lookupname)
            }
        }
    }
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  • Gerardo Rentería García Profile Picture
    25,555 Most Valuable Professional on at
    Hi
    As the documentation indicates,
    The defined view or views are available to the user through Filter Pane on a page and appear in the sequence that they're defined in code.
    So if you want to have a default view, in the open event of the page you could apply the desired filter.
    Best Regards
    Gerardo
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    MH-06060002-0 Profile Picture
    111 on at
    Thank you for the response. I have been unable to locate a way to open a page referencing the predefined view.
     
    A bit of a hack to get it to work is the following
     
    1) When you manually select the predefined view the URL appends a query string which contains the following:   &view=162d53bc-9ab9-477e-a2b4-680605c_NewDonations
    2) In my scenario i utilized the below code
    3) The only drawback is it opens in a new tab
    4) You can utilize the following idea to make it open in the current window Thank You YZHUMS!   https://yzhums.com/29051/
     
    I hope am overlooking something more simple
     
     
    st := system.GetUrl(ClientType::Current, '', ObjectType::Page, 50103);
    st := st + '&view=162d53bc-9ab9-477e-a2b4-68063e05c_NewDonations';
    System.Hyperlink(st);

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