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RequestParameters request = new RequestParameters();
NameValueParam nameValue1 = new NameValueParam();
nameValue1.paramName = this.boxname1.Text;
if(!this.boxvalue1.Text.Equals(""))
nameValue1.textValue = this.boxvalue1.Text;
request.params = new NameValueParam[]{nameValue1};
rc.request = request;
//Create the service and call it with QRequestContext object
QManagerSDKSvcService svc = new QManagerSDKSvcService();
sdk.QContentData qc = svc.processRequest(rc);
Notes
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Use "&" to change the contents of multiple boxes in one request. The
general URL for the multiple-box request is:
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http://localhost:8080/sample.qxp?text1=NewText1&text2=NewText2
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where text1 and text2
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are the names of the two different boxes.
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Box names are case sensitive. If you had used Text1 instead of text1 in
the URL mentioned above, you would not have been able to place the
content into the text box named text1
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.
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Include the file:
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indicator before specifying the text file in the request to place the content in
the text box. Ensure that the text file exists in the document pool.
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To import text from a text file that exists in the subfolder of the
document pool:
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On Windows: The general URL format is:
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http://localhost:8080/sample.qxp?text1=file:Content\Story.txt
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where text1 is the text box name and the text file "Story.txt" exists in the
subfolder "Content" in the document pool.
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On Mac OS®: The general URL format is:
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http://localhost:8080/sample?text1=file:Content:Story.txt
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where text1
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is the text box name and the text file "Story.txt" exists in the subfolder
"Content" in the document pool.
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You can import an XTags file generated by QuarkXPress.
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