I have template to make a form that my users then fill in with the variables and ask their stakeholders to click on. On that form is an email response section which I would like to contain a link back to the unique form page.
So when the form is made from the template, that new page's url is put into the email response field on that newly made page.
Is there a standard command or macro I can embed in that page which is that page's url?
Update: a better way I saw to say it was to "Dynamically Inject current page URL to a Text element"
Hi @Jo
Depending on how your "form" is built
You also mentioned you are using Confluence server - implementing a simple user macro that could render a URL link to itself could be an option
Alex
I am open to building my form in multiple ways (and can believe in at least 6 impossible things before breakfast). That said, since the url is dynamic and made when the page, generated from the template, is made each time, I don't see a way to do that with that feature.
Upon reading that document, my cursory understanding is that I need to reference a static url to start with and therein lies my problem. :). It I had a static URL, I wouldn't be in this mess to begin with.
Each url is made when the page, itself, is made. I was hoping there was something simple like $pageURL or something like that I could put in there.
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This is what I mean when I talked about the user macro
https://wiki.vertuna.com/display/VERTUNA/Render+link+to+self
Alex
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