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02-01-2023 05:56 PM
Hi Everyone!
I am writing documentations for developers internally. And often times, I want to reference ServiceNow documentation so I would put a link to ServiceNow documentation or developer website...
My problem is that those links are tainted with a version of ServiceNow (currently Tokyo).
Which would mean that when a new version is out, I would have to update my links if I want to always reference the latest documentation (or the version we just updated to).
I would like to avoid to update all my links with the version.
I would accept that my links gets deprecated because the article has been moved. I would accept that latest version express an opposite argument to that I wrote or what the previous version said.
But I don't want to open all my documents (word or pdf) and search and replace in all of them.
Thanks
Philippe
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02-01-2023 06:50 PM
you can find the answer in my article Better Linking of ServiceNow Documentation Pages.
For my Knowledge Sources To Go I cannot afford spending hours of my time to correct links after each family release
Maik
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02-01-2023 06:50 PM
you can find the answer in my article Better Linking of ServiceNow Documentation Pages.
For my Knowledge Sources To Go I cannot afford spending hours of my time to correct links after each family release
Maik

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02-01-2023 07:12 PM
Thank you but is this Better Linking of ServiceNow Documentation Pages article gone?
The link is not working for me. I am redirected to /community .
I even found this link in your My collected list of ServiceNow tips & tricks - ServiceNow Community (which I used two days ago - again thank you) but same result.
Impressive your "Knowledge Sources To Go"... there I can see what kind of links you are using 🙂
That helped using "latest" version.
Still would be happy to read your original article. Do you think you can find it back? Then I would wait for your latest link to mark a solution.
Thanks again.
Philippe
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02-01-2023 10:24 PM
sorry, it seems that with the migration from the old Community portal to the new one last year, that article was dropped. And it is the only article I cannot find anymore 😞
But the URL pattern is simple:
https://docs.servicenow.com/csh?version=latest&topicname=monitor-requests-using-aemc.html
You just have to replace the red portion with the last part of the original URL.
Maik.

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02-01-2023 07:07 PM
Hi,
Here's a nice article from Mark that explains things a bit: https://www.servicenow.com/community/now-platform-blog/linking-to-most-recent-servicenow-docs-pages-...
Takes a slight moment to adjust the URL, but it does work 😀
Please consider marking my reply as Helpful and/or Accept Solution, if applicable. Thanks!