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Hyperlink in markdown call command?

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  • Stefan Schweigert

    Hi Ryan,

     

    To my knowledge, this is not currently supported. Could you create a request under the Ideas section for this feature?

     

    Thanks, Stefan

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  • Stefan Schweigert

    Hello Ryan,

     

    This can be done by setting the Description of a Text element: =`[Click link here.](${$result1.urlLink})`.

     

    Thanks, Stefan

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  • Permanently deleted user

    Hi Stefan,

    I have almost the exact same question; I would like to replace a markdown hyperlink with a url-string that I created with a Parse URL event. However, when I use this:

    [Click link here](${$parseUrl1.url})

    ..the hyperlink button is nicely created, but the string is not read. Instead the link tries to open a directory ending with '/$%7B$parseUrl1.url%7D'. Do you know what went wrong? Thanks in advance!

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  • Stefan Schweigert

    Hi Yannick,

     

    As an example. the new Run Report sample workflow uses this syntax with backticks: =`[Click to download your report.](${$runReport1.href})`

     

    It looks as though the backticks are missing in the setting.

     

    Thanks, Stefan

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  • Permanently deleted user

    I followed the Run Report example and it works now, thanks! It just has to be set on the run, like with a 'Set Form Element Property', it doesn't work directly in an alert or button.

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  • Chris Dunlop

    Hi Stefan. I'm trying to do something similar but can't figure out the syntax. From a form item picker, I want to list features, and for each one, have a Zoom to Feature hyperlink. I have something similar in the layer's feature description, which has the syntax:

     

    <a href="command:ZoomToFeature?{$Feature}">Zoom to feature</a>

     

    I'm trying to figure out the syntax for doing this in the item picker's Get Form Elements Items From Features activity. I've got a featureset for the input which includes geometry. I'm trying to put the hyperlink in the label field using markup but can't figure out the syntax. Any guidance on what it should be?

     

    Thanks!

    Chris

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  • Stefan Schweigert

    Hi Chris,

     

    The Label field supports Markdown, so you should be able to configure it this way: [Zoom To Feature](command:ZoomToFeature?{$Feature})

     

    Thanks, Stefan

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  • Chris Dunlop

    Hi Stefan. When I use that syntax it opens up a new blank tab trying to open the url command:ZoomToFeature?{$Feature}

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  • Lauren MacLean

    Chris did you ever work this one out? I'm trying to do this too and am getting the new tab trying to open the command as a URL

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  • Chris Dunlop

    Hi Lauren. No, I never did get it working and moved on to other things...

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