a!gridColumn( label: "Ticket Id", value: a!richTextDisplayField( value: a!richTextItem( text: fv!row.issueId, link: a!dynamicLink( saveInto: { a!save(local!selectedTicketId, fv!row.issueId), a!save(local!showDetailsPage, true()), a!save(ri!showLinkedIssues, true()), a!save(ri!newShowDetailsPage, false()) } ), linkStyle: "STANDALONE" ) ) )
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To open a dynamic link in a new tab, you can use the HTML "target" attribute. You would need to modify the code you provided to include this attribute. Here's how you can do it: label: "Ticket Id", value: a!richTextDisplayField( value: a!richTextItem( text: fv!row.issueId, link: a!dynamicLink( saveInto: { a!save(local!selectedTicketId, fv!row.issueId), a!save(local!showDetailsPage, true()), a!save(ri!showLinkedIssues, true()), a!save(ri!newShowDetailsPage, false()) }, linkStyle: "STANDALONE", attributes: { target: "_blank" /* This opens the link in a new tab */ } ) ) ) )
label: "Ticket Id", value: a!richTextDisplayField( value: a!richTextItem( text: fv!row.issueId, link: a!dynamicLink( saveInto: { a!save(local!selectedTicketId, fv!row.issueId), a!save(local!showDetailsPage, true()), a!save(ri!showLinkedIssues, true()), a!save(ri!newShowDetailsPage, false()) }, linkStyle: "STANDALONE", attributes: { target: "_blank" /* This opens the link in a new tab */ } ) ) ) )
By adding the "target" attribute with the value "_blank," the link will open in a new browser tab or window when clicked.
Sorry to be this direct, but this is complete nonsense!
The documentation says: "Defines a link that triggers updates to one or more variables. Links can be used in charts, grids, hierarchy browsers, images, link fields, milestones, pickers, and rich text."
https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/23.3/Dynamic_Link_Component.html
Back to the initial question. As we just learned, a dynamic link does not navigate the user anywhere. Please help us to understand what you want to achieve, and I am sure we find a good solution for it.
Was this reply written by ChatGPT or something? There has never been an "attributes" parameter for a!dynamicLink() and, at the risk of parroting Stefan who's 100% right, nothing like what was shown here would actually do anything.