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Card macro - Is there a way to link to a specific card? (like using anchor or something like that)

Fabian A. Lopez

I have information organized by cards (deck-card macro) and I would like to add links to specific cards from other pages. Is that possible or should I use a different macro to organize the information.

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David at David Simpson Apps

With a bit of JavaScript on the source and target pages this could be achieved. Likely the most user friendly way to do this would be to wrap the links in a user macro that appends ?targetTabText=Click+Me to the target page URL. The target page would have a user macro containing some JavaScript that grabs the request parameter, searches for tabs containing that text -- "Click Me" -- and performs a click event on the tab thus revealing the content. I'd do it now if I wasn't using a mobile device ;-)

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David at David Simpson Apps

Fabian A. Lopez

Thanks David!

David Peterson

It's possible with Composition 3 for Confluence 4.x. It should add a #anchor for each tab, which will also work coming into the page directly.

David Peterson

If it's not working, feel free to raise a bug report at http://greenhouse.customware.net/jira/browse/POSI with the details of browser, Conf version, etc.

Fabian A. Lopez

Thanks david that is the one I am using.

I enter an anchor on the body of card and then a link to that anchor but it is not working.... I will test it again.

Fabian A. Lopez

I tried adding an #anchor on each card, in the first line of the card box.

then I created links to that anchor, the address bar is changing as I click on each of the links but the tab is not opening. When I click on the link that is for the active card/tab the body of the moves up having the top of the screen where the anchor is. This works only with the tab that is open in that moment

Fabian A. Lopez

https://greenhouse.customware.net/jira/browse/POSI-167

done. Thanks!

Good job on this one. Thanks!

Bob Swift

Was there any resolution to this? The link is broken.

Laurent Corbière

Hi,

Here is a workaround:

give an ID to your card. Lets say "anchor2" for the 2nd card. Your deck has already an ID you choosed. Lets say it's "mydeck"
to make the link, use the HTML macro

then, inside the HTML macro, make your link like this:

&lt;a href="PAGE URL#mydeck-anchor2"&gt;LINK NAME&lt;/a&gt;

Have a nice day

SandeepVK

Hello

Is there any solution? I am a beginner so it would be very helpful if you can share the code

Colin Kemp

I've tried this from a direct URL entry e.g.

https://<page-url>#mydeck-anchor2

with no luck

Details:

Confluence 6.7.1

Chrome: Version 64.0.3282.186 (Official Build) (64-bit)

Windows 10

Is there actual official reference documentation from Atlassian somewhere on how to use the card id as an anchor in a deck of cards?

Laurent Corbière

Hi Colin,

I just tested it on Confluence 6.5.2 / Chrome 65.0.3325.162 / Windows 7, and it's functionnal for me.

There is no official doc. I found it by inspecting a classical anchor url.

Regards

Colin Kemp

Well - thanks for the quick response.

I tripled checked the mydeck ID and the card ID and formed the URL with

<mydeckID>-<cardID> as you suggest but when I bring the page up the first card is the one on display.

I'll keep having a look

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