Hello!
I have a question about links. I need a link to a specific place of another page but i can't use anchors or headings because is necessary to input pagename - if i change pagename or heading name link will break.
Can you give me advice how to create unbreakable link to heading in another page?
Thank you.
You'll get a permalink if you link to the page by page-ID.
You can get the page ID by going to Tools>Attachments on a given page and looking at the page ID in the URL. It will be something like:
https://[base-url]/pages/viewpageattachments.action?<strong< a="">>pageId=1234567890
Then get the permalink for the page using this format:
http:[base-url]/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=1234567890
No, i'm trying to get permalink not to page but to specific place of another page.
I can't use anchors because link to anchors have syntax: "page name#anchor name".
If i change "page name" link will break.
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I need link like something this: "page-ID#anchor". Does such links exist?
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Damn. You're right...it doesn't work if you do "page ID#anchor name."
I assume you've looked at the anchor macro? https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Anchor+Macro
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Thank you for link. But i wrote her and did not find answer for my question. I asked product advocate team lead and he said this function is not supported at the moment.
I hope to see links like "page_ID#anchor name" in near future.
Bill, thank you for your time.
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I have solved the problem by using what it is known to be working: I have added a test link to the anchor in the same page where the anchor was defined.
After updating I clicked on the test link and it correctly jumped to the anchor but showing in the address bar the whole required link: .....pageId=xxxx#<page-name-without-space>-<anchor_name>
Whatever version you have, this way you will get the link you need.
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Worked good for me, Thanks for the tip!
Copying the link in the URL after clicking on a anchor link.
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