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How can I make a link that will have in href exact text I provide, e.g. <a href="my_text">123</a>

Dawid Fibich

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Thomas Schlegel

Hi Dawid,

creating a link on a Confluence page results in a form with two fields:

Address (that is "my_text" in our example)
Link text (that is "123" in your example

Cheers

Thomas

Dawid Fibich

Hi Thomas,

Thank you for your answer. Unfortunately it does not work sad
Result is:
<a href="http://my_text" class="external-link" rel="nofollow">123</a>
"http://" is added and it prevent my link from working.

Best,
Dawid

Thomas Schlegel

What kind of link do you want to add to your page?

Dawid Fibich

It is a link with defined protocol which runs application on local machine. It allows user to start program with given parameters by a link.
It look somthing like this:
app-version:///?param=value&param2=value

Thomas Schlegel

OK, I see. This is quite tricky.

I've tested with regular confluence links - they always produced some kind of app-version://<our-confluence-url>/?param...

I think, the best way is, to write a user defined macro that produces this link. Try something like this:

## This is an example macro
## @param param1:title=param1|type=string|required=true|desc=param1description
## @param param2:title=param2|type=string|required=true|desc=param2description

<a href="app-version:///?param=$param1&param2=$param2">123</a>

The macro produces the following output on the page: