How can I link to a specific comment on drupal.org?

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I'm aware that you can use [#1234] syntax in posts on drupal.org issue pages.

However, is there any syntax to point to the specific comment, like: [#1234:12]?

I was using it before, but I forgot the syntax and I can't find it anywhere.

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I usually mouse over the comment number, right click, and select copy link address.
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I'm aware that you can use [#1234] syntax in posts on drupal.org issue pages.

However, is there any syntax to point to the specific comment, like: [#1234:12]?

I was using it before, but I forgot the syntax and I can't find it anywhere.

edited Nov 28 at 21:51

leymannx

6,64342657

asked Nov 28 at 16:55

kenorb

9,508662122

I usually mouse over the comment number, right click, and select copy link address.
– No Sssweat
Nov 29 at 0:16

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up vote
3
down vote

favorite

I'm aware that you can use [#1234] syntax in posts on drupal.org issue pages.

However, is there any syntax to point to the specific comment, like: [#1234:12]?

I was using it before, but I forgot the syntax and I can't find it anywhere.

edited Nov 28 at 21:51

leymannx

6,64342657

asked Nov 28 at 16:55

kenorb

9,508662122

I'm aware that you can use [#1234] syntax in posts on drupal.org issue pages.

However, is there any syntax to point to the specific comment, like: [#1234:12]?

I was using it before, but I forgot the syntax and I can't find it anywhere.

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edited Nov 28 at 21:51

leymannx

6,64342657

asked Nov 28 at 16:55

kenorb

9,508662122

edited Nov 28 at 21:51

leymannx

6,64342657

asked Nov 28 at 16:55

kenorb

9,508662122

edited Nov 28 at 21:51

leymannx

6,64342657

edited Nov 28 at 21:51

leymannx

6,64342657

edited Nov 28 at 21:51

leymannx

6,64342657

asked Nov 28 at 16:55

kenorb

9,508662122

asked Nov 28 at 16:55

kenorb

9,508662122

asked Nov 28 at 16:55

kenorb

9,508662122

I usually mouse over the comment number, right click, and select copy link address.
– No Sssweat
Nov 29 at 0:16

add a comment |

I usually mouse over the comment number, right click, and select copy link address.
– No Sssweat
Nov 29 at 0:16

I usually mouse over the comment number, right click, and select copy link address.
– No Sssweat
Nov 29 at 0:16

add a comment |

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References to project issues in the form of [#1234] (or [#1234-2] for comments) turn into links automatically

That is from the very bottom of compose tips.

So just replace the colon with a hyphen and your guess would have been perfect.

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References to project issues in the form of [#1234] (or [#1234-2] for comments) turn into links automatically

That is from the very bottom of compose tips.

So just replace the colon with a hyphen and your guess would have been perfect.

edited Nov 29 at 11:31

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answered Nov 28 at 17:03

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References to project issues in the form of [#1234] (or [#1234-2] for comments) turn into links automatically

That is from the very bottom of compose tips.

So just replace the colon with a hyphen and your guess would have been perfect.

edited Nov 29 at 11:31

kenorb

9,508662122

answered Nov 28 at 17:03

Shai

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References to project issues in the form of [#1234] (or [#1234-2] for comments) turn into links automatically

That is from the very bottom of compose tips.

So just replace the colon with a hyphen and your guess would have been perfect.

edited Nov 29 at 11:31

kenorb

9,508662122

answered Nov 28 at 17:03

Shai

43529

References to project issues in the form of [#1234] (or [#1234-2] for comments) turn into links automatically

That is from the very bottom of compose tips.

So just replace the colon with a hyphen and your guess would have been perfect.

edited Nov 29 at 11:31

kenorb

9,508662122

answered Nov 28 at 17:03

Shai

43529

edited Nov 29 at 11:31

kenorb

9,508662122

edited Nov 29 at 11:31

kenorb

9,508662122

edited Nov 29 at 11:31

kenorb

9,508662122

answered Nov 28 at 17:03

Shai

43529

answered Nov 28 at 17:03

Shai

43529

answered Nov 28 at 17:03

Shai

43529

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