I believe the <GROUP> tag is created when you apply the "Group" style to
text, but I don't know whether you could exploit it in the way you are
suggesting.
I've done some work with hypertext links in my projects, but I've been
able to use a combination of lookup tables and custom properties to
accomplish the task. What are the reasons that this approach wouldn't
work for you? Maybe we can help you find an alternate solution.
Marni
Jacqueline Landman Gay wrote:
>
> I would like to find a way to hotlink text in a field so that the link
> information (which will be a card to go to and a field to display) is stored
> as part of the htmltext, much as a web browser does. MetaCard strips out most
> html tags that don't have to do with text styling, so my efforts so far aren't
> working. I could keep a duplicate of the htmltext elsewhere for reference, but
> I'd rather not do it that way if I don't have to. A lookup table won't work
> either, for a number of reasons.
>
> I did notice that MC creates a "<GROUP>" tag (which it does retains as part of
> the htmltext) when I enter various test words in an experimental tag, but I'm
> not sure what triggers this tag to be created or whether I could use it for my
>purposes.
>
> Any ideas whether embedded links are possible?
>
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