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I missed this entirely in the documentation. &nbsp;I'm new to Flex, I've worked for 20 years with Magic Software, but I'm absolutely Flex can do whatever I need to do....<br />
Thanks again.<br />
Chris Morse
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I missed this entirely in the documentation.  I'm new to Flex, I've worked for 20 years with Magic Software, but I'm absolutely Flex can do whatever I need to do....
Thanks again.
Chris Morse

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I can successfully invoke report (a LogiXML report) until I try to add a parameter; the 'coid=23'. &nbsp;I can &nbsp;paste the URL in the browser and the report works fine. &nbsp;However, inside of Flex, I get the error:<br />
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&quot;The reference to entity &quot;coid&quot; must end with the ';' delimiter.&quot; &nbsp;How do I get around this. &nbsp;I know that I will need to pass multiple parameters in the next series of reports.<br />
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My LinkButton code:<br />
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&lt;mx:LinkButton id=&quot;bLinkToReport&quot; label=&quot;View New Report&quot; enabled=&quot;true&quot; click=&quot;navigateToURL(new URLRequest('<a href="http://localhost/wmsrpts/rdPage.aspx?rdReport=Default&coid=23'" rel="ugc">http://localhost/wmsrpts/rdPage.aspx?rdReport=Default&coid=23'</a>))&quot;/&gt;
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I can successfully invoke report (a LogiXML report) until I try to add a parameter; the 'coid=23'.  I can  paste the URL in the browser and the report works fine.  However, inside of Flex, I get the error:

"The reference to entity "coid" must end with the ';' delimiter."  How do I get around this.  I know that I will need to pass multiple parameters in the next series of reports.

My LinkButton code:

<mx:LinkButton id="bLinkToReport" label="View New Report" enabled="true" click="navigateToURL(new URLRequest('http://localhost/wmsrpts/rdPage.aspx?rdReport=Default&coid=23'))"/>

How do I pass a parameter within the URLRequest()?

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