Revisions to ui:outputURL tag is not working as expecting

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edited May 23, 2017 at 12:37

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Looks like you are running the component in a vf page.

The problem is, the value attribute of <ui:outputURL /> points to an incorrect relative url. Click here here to know more about the significance of adding / in href (becoz <ui:outputURL/> generates anchor tag <a />), which changes the relative url.

So, all you have to do is, add / before the id:

<ui:outputURL value="{!'/'+alert.Id}" label="{!alert.Name}" aura:id="detailContURL" target="_new"/>.

I believe this will solve your issue, and those workarounds might not be needed at all.

Looks like you are running the component in a vf page.

The problem is, the value attribute of <ui:outputURL /> points to an incorrect relative url. Click here to know more about the significance of adding / in href (becoz <ui:outputURL/> generates anchor tag <a />), which changes the relative url.

So, all you have to do is, add / before the id:

<ui:outputURL value="{!'/'+alert.Id}" label="{!alert.Name}" aura:id="detailContURL" target="_new"/>.

I believe this will solve your issue, and those workarounds might not be needed at all.

Looks like you are running the component in a vf page.

The problem is, the value attribute of <ui:outputURL /> points to an incorrect relative url. Click here to know more about the significance of adding / in href (becoz <ui:outputURL/> generates anchor tag <a />), which changes the relative url.

So, all you have to do is, add / before the id:

<ui:outputURL value="{!'/'+alert.Id}" label="{!alert.Name}" aura:id="detailContURL" target="_new"/>.

I believe this will solve your issue, and those workarounds might not be needed at all.

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edited Jul 18, 2016 at 18:40

Praveen

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Looks like you are running the component in a vf page.

The problem is, the value attribute of <ui:outputURL /> pointedpoints to an incorrect relative url. Click here to know more about the significance of adding / in href (becoz <ui:outputURL/> generates anchor tag <a />), which changes the relative url.

So, all you have to do is, add / before the id:

<ui:outputURL value="{!'/'+alert.Id}" label="{!alert.Name}" aura:id="detailContURL" target="_new"/>.

I believe this will solve your issue, and those workarounds might not be needed at all.

Looks like you are running the component in a vf page.

The problem is, the value attribute of <ui:outputURL /> pointed to an incorrect relative url. Click here to know more about the significance of adding / in href, which changes the relative url.

So, all you have to do is, add / before the id:

<ui:outputURL value="{!'/'+alert.Id}" label="{!alert.Name}" aura:id="detailContURL" target="_new"/>.

I believe this will solve your issue, and those workarounds might not be needed at all.

Looks like you are running the component in a vf page.

The problem is, the value attribute of <ui:outputURL /> points to an incorrect relative url. Click here to know more about the significance of adding / in href (becoz <ui:outputURL/> generates anchor tag <a />), which changes the relative url.

So, all you have to do is, add / before the id:

<ui:outputURL value="{!'/'+alert.Id}" label="{!alert.Name}" aura:id="detailContURL" target="_new"/>.

I believe this will solve your issue, and those workarounds might not be needed at all.

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created Jul 18, 2016 at 16:55

Praveen

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Looks like you are running the component in a vf page.

The problem is, the value attribute of <ui:outputURL /> pointed to an incorrect relative url. Click here to know more about the significance of adding / in href, which changes the relative url.

So, all you have to do is, add / before the id:

<ui:outputURL value="{!'/'+alert.Id}" label="{!alert.Name}" aura:id="detailContURL" target="_new"/>.

I believe this will solve your issue, and those workarounds might not be needed at all.

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