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Custom attribute mapping not working?

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Hi

I created a custom attribute and mapped it to "me" (my own user)

in .irpt page, i try to execute this but it could find the value I mapped.

Any idea?

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Former Member
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I have to reopen this thread, as my presumption is not working

Hi Micha

I checked on the session variable (URL you have provided) however after log off and log in, the changed values are not assigned.

Edited by: Seng Kiang Hoe on Oct 22, 2010 4:56 PM

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Hi Seng,

What MII version are you using? There was a problem with Custom Attributes that was fixed. Also, I'm sure you did, but make sure you do a Save of the attribute and the mapping.

Kind Regards,

Diana Hoppe

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Version 12.1.7 Build(47)

yes i am sure i did save

Former Member
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Hi SengKiang,

Are you using <Applet.getPropertyValue("Attribute")> function to get the value of the attribute?

Have you tried it?

Best Regards,

Kedar

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Hi Seng Kiang Hoe,

Are you attempting to permanently change the value of the Custom Attribute via Javascript? If you use the setPropertyValue(string, string) function, this will change the value of the Custom Attribute, but only for the current session. It will not make a permanent change.

Kind Regards,

Diana

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log in and log out

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If you execute the following link:

http://<server>:<port>/XMII/PropertyAccessServlet?Mode=List

can you see the key / value pair?

Michael

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Hi Michael

Now I understand why. Custom Attribute also a session variable.

To see the change, one must log off (kill session) and restart again.

thanks