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Multi-template view - using passed parameter in itemtemplate of secondary template

I have a multi-view template and would like to use the parameter being passed (via command link) to the secondary template in its itemtemplate. XMP isn't allowing me to use this parameter as a valid field token. Is there a way to use a passed parameter as a field token within a secondary templates itemtemplate? Example, commandlink is passing the parameter named OfficeId to a secondary template as
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Mark Guercio asked Dec 11, 2018 active Dec 12, 2018

Filter data in view based on a variable

I have a form on the top of a page and a view below that. The form has a dropdown list. I would like to filter the view based on the selection from the dropdown list. Is there a way to do this?
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Brenda Etherton asked Aug 19, 2013 active Mar 30, 2017

Returning to the my previous location in a template view?

I have a page that uses a form and a template to display custom filtered records. The form allows the user to pick custom where clauses which are posted into the template and displayed (saved) back into the form using URL parameters so the user sees the relevant selection. When the user selects a filter, that causes the form to repost with the parameters being fed to dynamic SQL stored procedure t
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Grant Ehret asked Aug 30, 2015 active Sep 3, 2015

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