DOORS turned some text into a hyperlink. |
Re: DOORS Hyperlink
Any text that follows these patterns will be interpreted as an URL, as long as these patterns start a new word (e.g. have a space, a parenthesis, colon, dot, etc. before it). However some characters prevent DOORS from recognizing the pattern, when they appear before the URL: Paste this into your object text: --- http://www.google.de a)http://www.google.de <- not a URL 1.http://www.google.de <- not a URL #http://www.google.de# <- not a URL --- ... etc ... You can also type a special space (char 255) before the URL (Use your Num-Pad and press: ALT-2-5-5). I hope the idea is clear, regards, Mathias Mathias Mamsch, IT-QBase GmbH, Consultant for Requirement Engineering and D00RS |
Re: DOORS Hyperlink - DWA Hyperlink I'm having problems with hyperlinks in attributes from the DWA interface. (v1.5.0.1) The problem is: If I use an url like: http://www.google.com DWA detects it is a hyperlink and I can clic on it without problems, but If I use an url like: http://www.google.com:8080 or http://www.google.com/subpath DWA breaks the url in two http://www.google.com and :8080 or /subpath... As you know in the desktop client this is working perfectly. I tried to use some DXL to put RFT code in the attribute but I get the same result. How can I put and use those types of hyperlinks in DWA? Many thanks! Francisco. |
Re: DOORS Hyperlink My question is; I want to insert a Hyperlink into Doors object. When I click with my mouse onto ISO 1111 this document should open. This should be an additional feature I have already implement an outgoing link for this purpose. But what about this hyperlink option...Is this posible in DOORS? Thanks from now for your answers Tahir |
Re: DOORS Hyperlink SystemAdmin - Tue Apr 02 10:37:44 EDT 2013 Yes you can do this but you have to use Rich-Text for it, and no, I do not have an actual example. If you want to create such a link manually, you can write the link in word and copy it to doors. Best regards Wolfgang |