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Yesterday, we migrated from confleunce 2.7 to 4.x. Since the migration, links with a backslash in them are broken. In v 2.7, I had to escape the backslash with another backslash to make it work. Now, nothing works. 1 backslash or 2 - nothing works. For example,
In 2.7, this one worked nice:
[SQLCLUS1\SQL1|http://wiki/display/DBA/Details?run_1_cat=Servers&run_1_obj=SQLCLUS1\\SQL1&run_1=run]
In 4.x, this one displays as a hyperlink (the actual link is of course incorrect and so, when clicked does not render the page):
[SQLCLUS1\SQL1|http://wiki/display/DBA/Details?run_1_cat=Servers&run_1_obj=SQLCLUS1&run_1=run]
this one does not display a hyperlink (this is supposed to be the actual link):
[SQLCLUS1\SQL1|http://wiki/display/DBA/Details?run_1_cat=Servers&run_1_obj=SQLCLUS1\SQL1&run_1=run]
Any ideas?
A colleague of mine suggested using %5C to replace a backslash. It worked like a charm.
Hi Ajay,
Becuase of the new editor in Confluence 4.x you can use the insert link option. I believe this is the best option for this case
Cheers
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The above code is generated by a sql server stored procedure. How do I do this in there?
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