Using links to access features within the MicroStrategy Mobile application

You can use links in a document to access specific features within the MicroStrategy Mobile application for iPhone or iPad. For example, you can add a link to display the My Reports folder or email a screenshot of the document.

You can use the Link Editor to quickly create the following links, instead of typing the URL into a hyperlink, to display the:

Help
Home screen
Report List
Shared Library
Status screen
Settings screen

For steps, see Creating a link for a mobile document.

The procedure to create the following hyperlinks is identical to that for creating hyperlinks to the device's installed applications. For steps, see To create a hyperlink to an application on the device.

The table below lists the types of links you can create, and the URL to use to create them.

Task	URL
View a folder	`mstr://?evt=2001&folderID=foldernumber` Replace `foldernumber` with the ID of the folder you want to display.
Display the Shared Reports folder	`mstr://?evt=2001&systemFolder=7`
Display the My Reports folder	`mstr://?evt=2001&systemFolder=20`
Email a screenshot of the document	`mstr://?evt=3037` The screenshot is added to the email as an attachment. To add a subject to the email, add `&emailSubject=subject` to the end of the URL, then replace `subject` with the subject. For example, to send an email with the subject "Your requested report", type `mstr://?evt=3037&emailSubject=Your+requested+report`.
Annotate and Share the report or document	mstr://?evt=3175
Print the current document	mstr://?evt=3103
Print a target document	mstr://evt=2048001&src=source.2048001&visMode=0&currentViewMedia=20&documentID=`objectID` Where: `source` is the page component that should handle the action and the event. `objectID` is the object ID of the target document.
Display the Help	`mstr://?evt=3994`
Display the Home screen	`mstr://?evt=3995`
Display the Shared Library	`mstr://?evt=3996`
Display the Reports or Subscriptions screen, as applicable	`mstr://?evt=3997`
Display the Status screen	`mstr://?evt=3998`
Display the Settings screen	`mstr://?evt=3999`
Log out the user	mstr://?evt=4000
Return to the previously viewed document	mstr://?evt=3124
Select a specific panel in a panel stack	`mstr://?evt=2048076&psName=PANEL_STACK_NAME&pName=PANEL_NAME` Replace the italicized variables as follows: `PANEL_STACK_NAME`: The name of the panel stack to target `PANEL_NAME`: The name of the panel to select To select panels from multiple panel stacks, use the following format: `mstr://?evt=2048076&psKey=PanelStack1\|PanelStack2\|…&pKey=PanelK1\|PanelK2\|…` Replace the italicized variables as follows: `PanelStack1`, `PanelStack2`, etc.: The names of the panel stacks to target. `PanelK1`, `PanelK2`, etc.: The names of the panels to select, in the order of the panel stack. For example, `PanelK1` is a panel in `PanelStack1`.
Display a specific Information Window	`mstr://?evt=2048500&panelName=Name` Replace `Name` with the name of the panel stack you have created to use as the Information Window.
Display a selection screen that allows you to specify the element to use to group data	`mstr://gb/?e={&AttributeName@ElementID}&a={&AttributeName@GUID}&s=style` Replace `AttributeName` with the name of the attribute you want to use to group data. Replace `style` with one of the following: To display the attribute elements in a directory-like list: `0` To display the attribute elements on a wheel: `1`
Re-prompt the document	mstr://pr