You should use an element with Data Source then use element like count which can have image as well.

Hi @TopMalinG ,

I tested your scenarios internal IFS environment and it worked for me when I edit URL as below. 
You can pass emp_id like this.

 

You can try both below URLs. Both are working. 

• ifsapf:frmTabCompanyPers?external_search=PERSON_ID%3d#USER_ID#
• ifsapf:frmTabCompanyPers?external_search=EMP_NO%3d#USER_ID#

Notice that it's URL encoded. %3d here is the '=' character. The un-encoded form of the external search string will look like this:
EMP_NO=#USER_ID#

Hi @TopMalinG ,

I tested your scenarios internal IFS environment and it worked for me when I edit URL as below. 
You can pass emp_id like this.

 

 

You can try both below URLs. Both are working. 

• ifsapf:frmTabCompanyPers?external_search=PERSON_ID%3d#USER_ID#
• ifsapf:frmTabCompanyPers?external_search=EMP_NO%3d#USER_ID#

Notice that it's URL encoded. %3d here is the '=' character. The un-encoded form of the external search string will look like this:
EMP_NO=#USER_ID#

Hi @Sandun Madola 

Thank you for the reply. It is worked. In my case, USER_ID and EMP_NO is not same. Therefore I changed the URL as below. It worked, Really appreciate your support.

ifsapf:frmTabCompanyPers?external_search=Company_Pers_API.Get_Person_Id(COMPANY_ID,EMP_NO)%3d#PERSON_ID#

Hi @TopMalinG 
You are welcome and I'm happy to help
Further, I suppose you can use ‘=’  mark without using ‘%3d’. But I suggested to use ‘%3d’ as the IFS Documentation is suggested that format. 

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