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Event Details URLs

  • Last UpdatedJul 29, 2025
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If you want to share an event details page with other users, you can send those users the URL that appears in your browser's address bar when you have an event details page open. Alternatively, you can post the URL on a shared display by adding it as text that is formatted as a hyperlink. However, if you simply copy and paste an event details URL from your address bar, only the required query string parameters are included, so that default options are applied when a user opens the URL. If you want an event details page to open with specific options automatically applied instead of the default options, you can manually add query string parameters to the URL. For example, you can use parameters to automatically hide the side bar so that more screen space is given to the event details data. Refer to the Optional URL Parameters section below for information about the parameters that you can use.

Required URL Parameters

The query string parameters listed below are required for an events details URL to be valid, and they are automatically provided when you copy an event details URL from your browser's address bar.

Parameter

Description

server=<server name>

The name of the AF server.

Example:

https://webserver/website/#/EventDetails?server=AFServer&eventid=d75ca81e-d2a6-11ef-816f-001dd8b726

eventid=<eventid>

The unique identifier associated with the event that is plotted on the page.

Example:


https://webserver/website/#/EventDetails?server=AFServer&eventid=d75ca81e-d2a6-11ef-816f-001dd8b726

Optional URL Parameters

You can manually add any of the optional query string parameters listed below to an event details URL, so that the page opens with specified options automatically applied instead of the default options.

When adding parameters to a URL, separate each query string parameter with an ampersand (&).

Parameter

Description

HideToolbar

Hides the toolbar.

The default value is false, so that if you do not provide this parameter the toolbar options are shown.

Example:


https://webserver/website/#/EventDetails?server=AFServer&eventid=d75ca81e-d2a6-11ef-816f-001dd8b726&HideToolbar

Note: Hide parameters can also be assigned a true or false value. For example, you can add the parameter by entering HideToolbar=true.

HideSidebar

Hides the sidebar.

The default value is false, so that if you do not provide this parameter the sidebar is shown.

Example:


https://webserver/website/#/EventDetails?server=AFServer&eventid=d75ca81e-d2a6-11ef-816f-001dd8b726&HideSidebar

Note: Hide parameters can also be assigned a true or false value. For example, you can add the parameter by entering HideSidebar=true.

HideCommentsPane

Hides the comments pane.

The default value is false, so that if you do not provide this parameter the comments pane is shown.

Example:


https://webserver/website/#/EventDetails?server=AFServer&eventid=d75ca81e-d2a6-11ef-816f-001dd8b726&HideCommentsPane

Note: Hide parameters can also be assigned a true or false value. For example, you can add the parameter by entering HideCommentsPane=true.

MultipleScales=false

Determines whether the multiple scales or single scale option is applied to the event details trend.

Valid values are true and false.

The default value is true, so that if you do not provide this parameter the multiple scales option is used.

Example:


https://webserver/website/#/EventDetails?server=AFServer&eventid=d75ca81e-d2a6-11ef-816f-001dd8b726&multiplescales=false

TZ=<time zone name>

Specifies a time offset from UTC time (Coordinated Universal Time) so that users see data in the time zone you specify. The TZ parameter can also specify Windows (for example, Eastern Standard Time) or IANA (for example, America/Denver) time zone names.

Syntax:

There cannot be any spaces within the time zone offset specification.

The offset can be positive or negative. To apply a positive offset, you must encode the + (plus) sign as %2B.

You can enter the time offset in either of the following formats: H:MM or HH:MM.

Example:

https://webserver/website/#/EventDetails?server=AFServer&eventid=d75ca81e-d2a6-11ef-816f-001dd8b726&tz=UTC-5:00

Mode=kiosk

Applies kiosk mode where several options are hidden, preventing the user who opens the event details URL from searching for other data.

https://webserver/website/#/EventDetails?server=AFServer&eventid=d75ca81e-d2a6-11ef-816f-001dd8b726&mode=kiosk

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