It's an URL field and yes, it's clickable. However, is possible to where the URL can be navigated to automatically after the API call is completed? I have tried to use rdr and can't get it to work. FYI, the URL is to YouTube, if that makes a difference.
Qrew LegendOK, now I get it. It sounds like you are trying to track who watched the video so you want to click and add a log record and then redirect the user to watch the video.
The generic format to redirect after a URL is this.
The syntax for the AddRecord formula variable would be this if you are launching off the parent record. It's best not to hard code the app's URL as if you transfer the app to another Realm or get out of the builder program, then the URL will fail. Also its a whole lot easier to read and debug if you write the formula vertically.
URLRoot() & "db/" & dbid() & "act=API_AddRecord"
& "&_fid_175=yes"
& "&_fid_45=" & URLEncode(audreywright1@gmail.com")
& "&_fid_174=yes"
& "&_fid_10=389"
& "&_fid_161=yes"
& "&apptoken=c7e8rngbcix5bscgwyxitde55c57";
var text YouTubeLink = URLEncode("https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1YTup_gPxQ");
$AddRecord
& "&rdr=" & URLEncode($YouTubeLink)
Qrew LegendOne other thing is that it is possible that your builder account is set not to allow external redirects. I would first test by redirecting somewhere internal to QuickBase and get that working and then change the redirect to something external. The external redirect then fails then you will need to put a ticket in to Support to ask for your builder account to permit external redirects. I don't know if they will approve that or not as I don't know what the limitations of the builder plan are.
