Community links not working anymore

I saw a newsletter the other day that the Community had changed. Guess what, the links from Google or from Wrike Help page do not work anymore!!

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Jessica Kvanvig

@Henry Seron , I'm having the same issues when I search for Help Articles. WRIKE ADMIN can these be restored? I love having the ability to search for previously asked questions. Please help!

Sven Passinger

Compeltely agree. Just to make it clear as an exmaple: e.g.

Using Formulas in Advanced Reporting Widgets – Wrike Help Center

has links into the Wrike Forum for further help on the all() function for Fumrulas. These kind of links do not work anymore and also via the search functionality I could not find it. So the whole help page is becoming useless.

Basudha Sakshyarika

Hi everyone 👋🏼 Thank you for bringing up this topic.

For context, we moved all content from the old Community that had activity within roughly the last year to the new Community, except for Product Feedback, where all posts were migrated. Because of this, some older posts may no longer be visible in the new Community.

It would be helpful if you could explain what content you were searching for and what makes that post important in your case. This will help us understand how we can best support you. 😊

Sven Passinger

@Basudha Sakshyarika please have alook into the link I posted. This is a Wrike help page. If you have a look onto your own official help page you will find links to the forum and these links are not working anymore. So Wrike should tell us what content is there. This is what your help page says:

Examples of using Advanced Functions

There is a vast variety of possible scenarios and ways of using formulas in analytics reports. Below you'll find examples of the most common use cases and helpful formulas that can be used when building your custom analytical reports. Click the corresponding link to learn more about your desired scenario.

Using a function ALL to ensure values are not limited by the specified dimension used to group the values [From Wrike] Using the ALL() function to build custom formulas – Wrike Help Center.
Using a function DDIFF to calculate a difference in days between two dates [From Wrike] Using the Days Difference (DDIFF) function – Wrike Help Center.
Combining DDIFF function with a conditional function IF to track on-time compliance SLA [From Wrike] Using DDIFF: On-Time Compliance SLA Tracking – Wrike Help Center.

Jessica Kvanvig

@Basudha Sakshyarika , I'm trying to find a workaround to mass update my tasks to projects. When I click on a link from the old Community it brings me to the new Community page, which doesn't help me.

Basudha Sakshyarika

Looking into this. I’ll share an update. 👍🏽

Basudha Sakshyarika

Looking into this. I’ll share an update. 👍🏽

Basudha Sakshyarika

Hi @Jessica Kvanvig,

While we are able to extract the main post and the comments separately, we are not able to restore the entire thread. Therefore, it will not be possible to restore this thread for now.

Apologies for the inconvenience. 🙏🏼