Embedding a clickable hyperlink in comments created by an automation

Kit Friend
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January 21, 2025

As a final step in a Confluence Automation flow I'm trying to include a comment which allows users to immediately click and find all the Jira Product Discovery tickets that it's created. 

 

I can successfully get it to create the URL which includes the {{page.url}} as the source...

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...BUT I can't get it to include that URL as a hyperlink in the comment it posts in Confluence. 

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Any ideas how I can amend the Automation rule so that the comment's included URL is clickable? 

 

BONUS: If anyone has a better idea for 'show me the tickets that Rovo has created based on the page' than stamping in the page URL to the description I'd love to hear

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Stefan Salzl
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January 22, 2025

Hi @Kit Friend 

unfurtunately the atlassian suggested way doesn´t work

 

found this documenation and it worked in my automation rule:

https://www.markdownguide.org/basic-syntax/#formatting-links

 

should be:

[shown string](http://yoururl.com)

[GooGLe](www.google.com)

 

or simly the url encapsuled in <>

<http://url.bla>

 

Hope this works for you.

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Stefan

Darryl Lee
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January 26, 2025

WOW, that's an amazing find Stefan. Also, Atlassian's inconsistency is super-annoying. :-P

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Stefan Salzl
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January 27, 2025

@Darryl Lee 

i felt the same when trying/testing this :-/ 

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Stefan Salzl
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January 29, 2025

Hi @Kit Friend 

If you could verify this solution and it solved your problems please consider to click „Accept answer“ in order to mark this question as solved in the community.

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Stefan

Stefan Salzl
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January 31, 2025

Hi @Kit Friend 

Any feedback on this? 

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Stefan

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Darryl Lee
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January 21, 2025

Hrm, this works for Jira, what about Confluence?

This should be a [link to Google|https://google.com]

Nope.

Well, that sucks. Sorry, 

Kit Friend
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January 28, 2025

so close! 

Darryl Lee
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January 28, 2025

@Kit Friend did you see that @Stefan Salzl found a solution?

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