Let's say that I have multiple links to files in product in w website
https://mysite.com/prod1/info.txt
https://mysite.com/prod1/prd.jpg
https://mysite.com/prod1/readme.md
...
and so on.
AFAIK, I can insert in a confluence page a link to each of the files (and there can be several of them, Let's say 90. For each link I provide for example
Text: Info
URL: https://mysite.com/prod1/info.txt
So far so good, but now my boss comes and tells me that I have to create exactly the same page for another product (same website configuration, just different page).
https://mysite.com/prod2/info.txt
https://mysite.com/prod2/prd.jpg
https://mysite.com/prod2/readme.md
...
So I duplicate the page.
Now you see my problem: I have to go and edit 90 links in the new page to point to the correct product.
Is there any way to define a variable in the page so I can provide it as part of the URL? like:
ProductName="productX"
and then I provide:
Text: Info
URL: https://mysite.com/{ProductName}/info.txt
If I can do something like that, then I duplicate the page, edit the ProductName, and I'm good to go.
HI @Marcelo Aguisky and welcome to the community!
I don't think that's possible with out of the box Confluence functionalities. These links are embeded on a text, or like https://justalink.com
Perhaps exporting the space on word and then replacing all links with ctrl+f and re-importing the space could be a solution.
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