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Service Portal: pass a url parameter to a widget on a page

example HTML:

<div> <a href="{{data.profile_url}}" class="h4 text-primary m-b-sm block"> <span class="ng-binding">Edit Profile</span>&nbsp; <i class="fa fa-edit"></i> </a> </div>




[

var sURL='<portal>?id=<portal_page>&sys_id='+data.sysUserID+'&sysparm_aparameter=true'; data.profile_url = sURL;


]

example server script to catch the parameter: 

//var sURL_editparam = gs.action.getGlideURI().getMap().get('sysparm_aparameter');//--would work, but below is neater var sURL_editparam=$sp.getParameter("sysparm_aparameter"); if (sURL_editparam == 'true') { gs.addInfoMessage('parameter passed); }

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