Link to Row from Email Attachment

[Sarah_Keown]

Hi,

Is it possible to link to a specific row in an app from an email attachment? 

I would like users who receive external notifications to be able to click a link to go to that particular record. 

[Matheus_Souza]

- Go to a detail view;

- Copy the https link on the behavior section. Here is an example:

- Paste the link on your template;

- Add the expression "&row=ROW_ID" at the end of your link. Remember to use the ENCODEURL expression in case your ROW_ID has special characters or spaces.

- Here is an example:

[Sarah_Keown]

Sorry for the delayed response, thank you for the help. 

Getting an error with the template attachment. I think I've maybe misunderstood the above?

I have tried the following examples but it comes back saying that there is unrecognized token. 

Received this as an error as well 

Expression  was unable to be parsed: Sequence contains no elements.. ' was unable to be parsed: Sequence contains no elements..", "

[Matheus_Souza]

Your second try is most close to a working solution. You need to add the column ROW_ID to the ENCODEURL expression and finish the HYPERLINK expression. Try this:

&ENCODEURL([ROW_ID]), "CLICK HERE")

Hope this helps you.

[Sarah_Keown]

I changed as suggested, think I was also going wrong with the column name as mine is called " _RowNumber". Also tried using the table key value but received the same. 

It is linking to the app but its linking to a blank screen, where it is saying no items. 

When the link initially loads I can see the https and then the row number but it changes after a few seconds

[Matheus_Souza]

There's a piece of code missing right after the name of the view. It must be #view=Orders_Detail&row=" & ENCODEURL([OrderID]), "CLICK HERE")

[Sarah_Keown]

Thank you. Still having issues with it, 

I copied and pasted from above so not sure what's happening, would it be an issue with having spaces?

[Matheus_Souza]

It seems there is a link in your https://...  address, maybe you have to remove the link, and let it be plain text.

[Sarah_Keown]

Removed the link and pasted as plain text only. Still received unrecognized token error. 

[Matheus_Souza · Accepted solution]

Found it.

You are not opening the quotes at the beginning of HYPERLINK expression.

Try HYPERLINK("https: .....

[Sarah_Keown]

It is working perfectly thank you so much! 🙂