hello, does anyone know how it is possible to send from the connector to approve a hyperlink as a "click here" and that this redirects to an item of a sharepoint list
something like this:
Currently I make a table with the name of the file and with the absolute path of the file using the following formula
join(split(item()?['AbsoluteUri'],' '),'%20')
The problem is that it obviously brings me the complete link.
I wish it was shorter but I haven't achieved it yet, I'm putting it in a table so that it can be better visualized in the approval in teams, that's what they ask me, someone knows how it is possible, thank you very much for any information
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You can try using Markdown which is a syntax to add rich formatting to your approval requests.
See: Use Markdown in Power Automate approval requests
You can add links using the following syntax:
[Link Text](Link URL)
[Power Automate](https://flow.microsoft.com)
However, you will need to replace any space characters in the URL with %20 or the link will not work:
Also, add an extra blank line at the end of the link syntax
The expression for replacing space characters with %20:
replace(item()?['AbsoluteUri'],' ','%20')
The string variable can then be added to the Details section of the Approval action as shown below:
Here is an example runtime output:
Hope this helps.
Ellis
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You can try using Markdown which is a syntax to add rich formatting to your approval requests.
See: Use Markdown in Power Automate approval requests
You can add links using the following syntax:
[Link Text](Link URL)
[Power Automate](https://flow.microsoft.com)
However, you will need to replace any space characters in the URL with %20 or the link will not work:
Also, add an extra blank line at the end of the link syntax
The expression for replacing space characters with %20:
replace(item()?['AbsoluteUri'],' ','%20')
The string variable can then be added to the Details section of the Approval action as shown below:
Here is an example runtime output:
Hope this helps.
Ellis
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Thank you very much this is what I was looking for 😀
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