PB Internal Links??

If I set a milestone such as [[@topic:my_topic]] has anyone figured out the syntax to create an internal link to it from somewhere else in the same book??

if it were html I would use an anchor tag, but being docx am unsure how this would be implemented.

For example

[[@topic:my_topic]]

my_topic

further study [[Text_Link|pos=?(my_topic2)|res=_what_goes_here_for internal]]

my topic text

...

[[@topic:my_topic2]]

my_topic2

further study [[Text_Link|pos=?(my_topic)|res=_what_goes_here_for internal]]

my topic2 text

Thanks for your help in anticipation..

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MJ. Smith

I think I just used the standard Microsoft link rather than using any Logos tags

Lynden O. Williams

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/271635#Comment_271635

Good morning MJ. How about creating a video on internal links, after the release candidate ships.

Thanks. Much appreciated.

Kevin Becker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/271639#Comment_271639

Lynden, Are the instruction in the MS Word help file not enough? Here they are on the web for 2007 but it should be very much the same for other versions: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/create-format-or-delete-a-hyperlink-HA010165929.aspx#BM3

DominicM

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/271648#Comment_271648

thanks I was hoping for something I could drop in programmatically whilst parsing/ the inbound text document before opening it in word, ok Guess I need to do it in Word, that might be a pain in the proverbial..

Lynden O. Williams

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/271648#Comment_271648

Thanks Kevin. Was not aware of that. A video on the wiki would be nice. The notes for upcoming RC1 seems to indicate that they might place something in the panel similar to what we have for topics, wiki and email.

This would be the easiest option, for those who do not want to or timid to go through the hyperlinking process.

Dave Hooton

If I set a milestone such as [[@topic:my_topic]] has anyone figured out the syntax to create an internal link to it from somewhere else in the same book??

Which reminds me that @topic is deprecated and one should use @headword (http://community.logos.com/forums/p/35093/268716.aspx#268716). I've updated the wiki PB article to reflect this.

The change can be accomplished via a global replacement of @topic with @headword in most cases.

DominicM

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/271657#Comment_271657

Thanks Dave for the reminder, I had forgotton.. [:(]

steve clark

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/271635#Comment_271635

I think I just used the standard Microsoft link rather than using any Logos tags

Has anyone got this to work?

DominicM

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/272875#Comment_272875

[[text_to_display >> logosres:bcpdolect;art=title]] does not work for me, I have to add hyperlink in word

but what I really want to do now is open todays reading in bcpdolect like above , does anyone know the syntax?

steve clark

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/274427#Comment_274427

but what I really want to do now is open todays reading in bcpdolect like above , does anyone know the syntax?

Dominic,

your specific example may be fixed per release notes in RC1, see Known Issues and the last bullet there

http://wiki.logos.com/Logos_4.3_RC_1

EDIT: also see the PB wiki, Dave has made some updates to the Resource Links area which might make it easier to get to specific locations in your book. Resource links but you will still need to apply the above captialization after art.