I understand that you can insert a bookmark into Google docs and link to it with the url. Also if you have headings inside the document, each heading has it's own url.
My question is: is there a generic form of it?
For example. Let's say I have 50 documents, in each document, I will have a heading titled "questions". Currently the url is unique for each different doc for the heading "questions". Is there a way to have a generic formula for that heading and I could just swap out the file ID when generating a url link?
Best Answer
Experiment shows the generation of bookmark Id does not follow any simple rule; Google may be using some hash function for this purpose.
I created two bookmarks in one document, they got Ids
id.bp1zcvxln5kg
andid.f93qmv8z8g1s
. Then created a bookmark in another, it got Idid.apnggattoj3a
. Beyond the initialid.
, there is no pattern here.If you need to generate URLs of bookmarks programmatically, a script can help. For example, this function logs the URLs of all bookmarks in the active document.