Hi team, I've been looking into APIs and something i have noticed is that we use a JSA that can retrieve a string from the URL. // BEGIN USER CODE function extractParameterValue(queryString, parameterName) { const paramsArray = queryString.split('&'); for (const param of paramsArray) { const [key, value] = param.split('='); if (key === parameterName) { return value; // Return the raw value without decoding } } return null; } const queryString = window.location.search.substring(1); // Remove the leading '?' const codeParameter = extractParameterValue(queryString, 'username'); console.log(codeParameter); return codeParameter // END USER CODE We direct the user to a page with a DS nanoflow that retrieves the string from the url, and then does some logic. this seems like a very basic version of deeplink module, but without needing to set up the deeplink module. why would you or wouldnt you use this vs deeplink module?
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Jason Teunissen
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Well, the deeplink module is now deprecated for Mx 10.6 and upward for this same reason: it is now possible to accomplish the same url-processing using the page-property url, or microflow.
So no more need for the oldy, nr 43 of Mendix' modules: the deeplink module. RIP.