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It would be useful to be able to somehow get the anonymous identifiers of subobjects. Suppose I create a template that sets a subobject and outputs some HTML to represent the subobject (like a card or a table). Then, in another page, I often want to query all subobjects with this or that property, and LINK TO THEM. Currently, #ask queries output a link to the page where the template/subobject is found, and the anonymous identifier #_abc123whatever is included in the URL as the hash/fragment. However, when I click the link, I cannot scroll the user to the relevant template and highlight it, because when defining the template there's no way to get the anonymous identifier and use it as the id attribute of the HTML.
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It would be useful to be able to somehow get the anonymous identifiers of subobjects. Suppose I create a template that sets a subobject and outputs some HTML to represent the subobject (like a card or a table). Then, in another page, I often want to query all subobjects with this or that property, and LINK TO THEM. Currently, #ask queries output a link to the page where the template/subobject is found, and the anonymous identifier #_abc123whatever is included in the URL as the hash/fragment. However, when I click the link, I cannot scroll the user to the relevant template and highlight it, because when defining the template there's no way to get the anonymous identifier and use it as the id attribute of the HTML.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: