How to I link one loop page to another?

This does not currently work as stated. @ only lists people in the results. And adding a page via a direct link (copied via the 3-dot menu) shows up like this:

When I navigate to the link it loads the page, but the way it displays in context (shown above) is not very useful because the page name is not visible. I am assuming this is a bug - I figured it may be helpful to see the current behavior.

Hey,

is there a plan to make possibility of creating a link inside the app?

Right now all of the solutions will redirect me to Sharepoint viewer while I would like to stay inside Loop app and just be moved to another subpage.

hi @jjl619 - see my response; it is not instant; give it 10 minutes for the page to show up...

thanks Jake!

some observations; for the product team maybe....:

1: sounds like the way to go from a way of generating a link. But. there is a very considerable delay on another page being available. So, could not create a page and then link to it from another (I waited a few minuted and then indeed it showed up after typing "@"). Should (IMHO) be instant.

Also, while indeed it does link after a while, it does not generate a nice and modest link, but a large "section" (I'd like to use it inline, like HTML). See screenshot below. Also, upon clicking the link, I don't move within the Loop app to the clicked page, but the browser opens a webview to a Sharepoint page (Granted, its the right page, but staying withing Loop is more intuitive).

2 and 3 both seem to do the same (like it's the same solution). And the good: it is an inline link, which stays within the Loop app (albeit in a new tab, which if I wanted that, I would handle that myself). But... both options make a link button "shared via SharePoint" (and have no option to rename to the actual URL). Am I overlooking a way for that link to have a different text field?

Oh, and there seems to be a "4th way", which almost overcomes my above objections:

4. Copy the URL to the page, just like in option 2&3. Then type the text of the page you care to link to. Select that text, click the 3-dots in the context menu. Click "Link" and paste the URL in there. It will present the link, very easily recognisable as a link, within the flow of the document. Nice. But (...); the link does not respond to a left-mouse-click... To use it, I have to right-click and 'open link', a left-mouse link opening would be nice and elegant...

thanks!!

Marcel

For me @ doesn't search anything other than people. No files, no pages