Hyperlink for multiple variables in SO10 text

[former_member806481]

https://&LS_HOST-FQHOSTNAME&:&LS_HOST-PORT&/sap/bc/ui2/flp#ZME28-manage?

sap-client=&SY-MANDT&&LV_FIORI&&LV_LANGU&#&PR_ID&

I have the above text written in SO10 text is there any way i can make it as hyper link

example :

It should be displayed as (APPROVAL) and on clicking it should open the above link in google chrome

[Sandra_Rossi]

So you have a "https..." text in your Standard Text, but it's not sufficient to make SAP consider it's an hyperlink. It will just be a text. Where do you display/print this Standard Text?

You may search the forum/SAP Web site with your favorite Web search engine. I see many answers for search below. Based on the results, if it still doesn't solve, you may anyway refine your query/provide more information.

"standard text" "hyperlink" site:sap.com

[atharva21k51]

I am displaying this link in an email

All i want to know is how do I write the variables in this text .......... between double quotes or single quotes

[former_member751463]

Hi,

Try the below code below. Pass the URL value from the calling program.

 '<a href= &&URL&&   > APPROVAL </a>' 

URL = https://&LS_HOST-FQHOSTNAME&:&LS_HOST-PORT&/sap/bc/ui2/flp#ZME28-manage?sap-client=&SY-MANDT&&LV_FIO...

Thanks,

Aditya.

[former_member806481]

it says that </a> character unknown (error)

[former_member751463]

* xxxxx Text xxxx <a href= <URL> > APPROVAL </a> Text

Send me the screenshot of error and the format should be as per above. I am using you are reading the SO10 text in your code and then replacing the URL value after reading it.

[former_member806481]

This is the error i am getting .

Also sorry for giving the wrong information i am creating this text as a DIALOG TEXT (SE61).

[former_member806481]

ALSO IF I COULD TELL ME THAT HOW CAN I HARDCODE IT IN THE CODE .....I WILL TRY BOTH WAYS

[RaymondGiuseppi]

Keep using variables in the SO10 text, but evaluate those before adding the text to the mail main html text (e.g. FM READ_TEXT followed by TEXT_CONTROL_REPLACE, eventually also TEXT_SYMBOL_REPLACE)