/ character in the search box, Rapid Selector links
in Traction articles are written with the [[/link 'link text'::ProductAlpha
np]] syntax. Rapid Selector commands
are written into URLs by adding /rs/ then the Rapid Selector command. Here's an example:http://get-traction.com:8080/rs/::productalpha
np%20.|
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Links to the New York Times.
URLs that appear in Traction articles are automatically turned into links. |
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References
to other articles automatically become links. Note: you must type the
full project name; |
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Any text within single quotes inside the Rapid Selector expression will be displayed in the article instead of the default display of the link. |
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Link to the
New York Times, but display the link as The
New York Times rather than the full link:
Note: This syntax for providing alt text for URLs works best in text-based edit forms, since the Rich Text forms on some browsers automatically create hyperlinks from URLs. When using the HTML Rich Text edit forms in Traction 3.6 and later, you should instead use the link icon in the edit form to create a link. Select the text you wish to be the link's title, then click the link icon. Enter the link's destination and target window in the dialog. |
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Link to a
brief view of |
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Link to this week's Newspage. Notice that the ' in "week's" was escaped (considered to be part of the text of the link rather than terminating it) by putting a backslash \ character before it. * |
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If this was submitted as part of an entry in the MarketResearch project, it would link to a multi-entry view of articles 9, 54 and 312. |
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If the link uses a search expression that is not recognized, such as the non-existing label :badlabel in this example, the double brackets will be removed and the text between the brackets will be treated as raw text. |
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Link to attachment 2 of the current article. Can be placed anywhere in the article text without any brackets or other RS text. |
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Link to attachment
1 of article 74 in the |