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I'm trying to provide product tours as a choice in the form of hyperlink within a task of checklists, but because the workspace portion of the site is a variable, it isn't translating. Am I missing something, or is this just not possible as of now?

From within the product tour settings:
https://cloud.precisely.com/workspace/{{custom_data.workspace|fallback:"0"}}/data-observability/observers/observer-detail/?product_tour_id=423036

 

Hey there @Anusha Hemanth  👋 

 

Paul here from Intercom Support! 

 

Going to pass you through to our support team to see if they can help find a resolution here for you ✅


What’s the answer here?


You're attempting to create hyperlinks within a task checklist that include a variable for the workspace portion of the URL, but the variable isn't being correctly replaced with the desired value. To resolve this, ensure that the template or variable substitution is correctly rendered, that the necessary data (specifically, custom_data.workspace) is available, that URL encoding is handled properly, and that user permissions are correctly configured.

Additionally, have a fallback value in case the workspace data is not available. If the issue persists, providing more details about the platform or technology you're using for these checklists would be helpful for more specific guidance.


 

If you want to share product tours in checklists as hyperlinks and the product tour includes a variable, you can use dynamic URLs or parameters in the hyperlink to customize the link based on the variable. This way, when someone clicks the link, it can dynamically load the appropriate content or variable within the product tour.


Great post! I really appreciate the detail you've provided—it's both informative and logical. Embedding product tours within checklists can be challenging, especially when dealing with variables that need to remain dynamic. You might consider creating custom links that integrate these variables directly into the URL. Using URL parameters or query strings could be an effective way to adapt the link based on the variable input. For those also exploring land value search tools, similar linking strategies can help customize search results for individual queries. Thanks for sharing these insights!


Great post! 


Thank you for sharing this informative and logical approach to linking product tours with variables! Your insights on using template URLs and dynamic replacements are especially valuable. Just like a well-organized car parking system, clarity in structure is key for optimal functionality!


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