I’m trying to create a user email that will embed a link to a PDF with a single word.
Here’s what the code looks likes.
Here’s the email
I’d like to make it so if someone clicks on “AirAdvice” that would be a hyper link that would go to the PDF.
Is it possible to do this?
Hi Topher,
I’m new to this, so please take this with a grain of salt, but have you tried:
[li]<a href="http:Search for Call's Equipment Needed New:Item #1's Product PDF">Search for Call's Equipment Needed NEW's Product Name :Item #1</a>[/li]
I’m not sure what the syntax is to create a link, but based on your screenshot of the email, it seems like something similar to this should work.
I tried to use ahref link within the rich text editor. I can try it again though.
Tried to add an html link within the rich text editor.
It gave me an error.
I tried to code the html too. Didn’t work.
Here’s the email:
This must be possible, any other ideas 
Maybe try all the syntax this person did in this thread:
I still think we’re on the right track. If you can build an ordered list in that field, I assume you can also create a link with the right syntax.
Thanks for the help.
I only see one unique type of syntax here. Am I missing something?
He tries out 4 different ways to create a link here:
My guess would be it’s the first or second.
Okay. I might be as simple as using “[ ]” instead of “< >”
I’ll try it right now.
ok option two worked! you have to use the [url] tag.
Thanks for your help! My project is due tomorrow at 9am, so this is great help 
Awesome! Good to know too.
In case it helps other users in future, Bubble uses BBCode markdown in rich text, so HTML won’t work but BBCode syntax will:
Thanks @daniel3. Only been programming intensely for 2 weeks, so it’s the little things that get my sometimes. This is very useful.
