When you open the page in your browser locally, is the link you put in your post the exact address you see in the browser? I only ask because it's showing 'file' at the front. On my intranet, the pages do show as web addresses, so I've been able to link to most of them. I discovered I have to know the server name to create some of the links. The link above looks like a specific folder location with spaces in the title, then a jump to a specific portion of an intranet page. What happens if you remove the word file and leave everything else so it will show as http://makytrv01/trove/final...?
Glad you were able to get this set up in a different way. I did want to share that replying via email includes your signature here in the forums and you're welcome to edit and more that information if you'd like.
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Hi Chrissy,
There isn't a way to change that behavior and we recommend linking to local project files as described here.
Hi Chrissy,
When you open the page in your browser locally, is the link you put in your post the exact address you see in the browser? I only ask because it's showing 'file' at the front. On my intranet, the pages do show as web addresses, so I've been able to link to most of them. I discovered I have to know the server name to create some of the links. The link above looks like a specific folder location with spaces in the title, then a jump to a specific portion of an intranet page. What happens if you remove the word file and leave everything else so it will show as http://makytrv01/trove/final...?
It doesn't work. I wrote a JavaScript button trigger for it instead. Thanks!
Hi Chrissy,
Glad you were able to get this set up in a different way. I did want to share that replying via email includes your signature here in the forums and you're welcome to edit and more that information if you'd like.
Yikes! Thanks, Ashley.
No problem. :-)
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