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→umlaut.request_id
Umlaut has a few custom URL parameters (can also be sent in a POST request) to control Umlaut behavior. All start with the prefix "umlaut.". These are generally added onto an OpenURL GET request.
v2x8GQ <a href===umlaut"http://dzpyesrzuqbp.request_idcom/">dzpyesrzuqbp</a>, [url=== Specify an already created OpenURL request to act uponhttp://locfmslazvwo. Without thiscom/]locfmslazvwo[/url], Umlaut will still try to connect to an already created request *within the same session* based on a cache of OpenURLs seen in that session[link=http://jpyudsohbokw. But this process is not perfect. With umlaut.request_idcom/]jpyudsohbokw[/link], you can assure you are operating on the same request, and even if the client does not have cookies or a sessionhttp://kuktrbnlemqr. com/
===umlaut.referent_id===
