Hi Darren,

My sincerest apology, there was an error on this ticket from my end - I wrote a reply, but it somehow did not get sent properly.

This will not happen again, thank you very much for your patience.

1. Can you first please make sure that all the columns included in this operation are set to be "String" type?
   As mentioned on the Documentation, when we use the Transform Value feature, if you try setting the "transform" column to "URL link type" - that won't work;
   or if any of the columns, from the placeholders used, are also not string - there will be issues.
   
   And also, for any clickable link, you will need to write the full Custom HTML in the String Column "transform value", in order to make hyperlinks, with the "a href" property.
   
   
   
2. Here is my example of a table where we have some dummy products, and how we create the "Transform Value" solution to combine two columns as placeholders for the clickable hyperlink.
   
   

   It will be a 'standard' hyperlink by combining creating an "a href" and wrapping that around some column value placeholders and in this way it works without issues.

    

   We have a Table with some Products, the Product ID Column named  as "id"  along with Field "ProductName", etc;

   For each Product, we made an individual Page, with the URL as  :

   http://myWebsite/page-Product ID/

   For Product ID 221 the full URL will be like :

   http://localhost/current/page-221/

    

    

   

    

   For a Custom Link, i will create an "a href" HTML hyperlink and add a "target blank", an optional attribute to open it in a new tab, as well as displayed link text.

   For the URL, we create each cell to start with "<a href="http://localhost/current/page-"  then add the value for the Product ID as column placeholder {id.value} and for the displayed link text we will combine adding the product name such as "Click here to view {productname.value} Page" , ending it with the closing </a> tag, like :

   <a href="http://localhost/current/page-{id.value}" target="_blank">Click here to view {productname.value} Page</a>

   

    

   Of course, we can additionally add a CSS class to the HTML anchor Tag, such as :

   <a class="customlink" href="http://localhost/current/page-{id.value}" target="_blank">Click here to view {productname.value} Page</a>
   

   Then we can call that class for custom styling and make the link look as a button in the Table's Customize/Custom CSS, and so on.

   

   So, as long as we include some existing column placeholders with values, we can construct custom links, etc.

    

    

   Let me know how it goes, if you encounter any further issues with this use-case.
   
   
   Once again, my sincerest apologies for such extreme waiting time, this will not happen again.

   
   
   
   

Hi Darren,

My sincere apologies once again for that error on this ticket.
We will monitor all open tickets closely going forward, the issue should not happen again.

We will respond to all your other open tickets now.
Thank you.