Hi,
I know how to validate links in content, but does anyone know of a way to list all of the hyperlinks in a course?
I don't think there's an easy way to get that. The link validation is an API endpoint, but not publicly documented, so I have no idea whether there's a way to have it just show the links.
The best alternative, if it is a large course, or you want to do it for multiple courses, is probably to make a script that uses the API to go over all pages, quizzes, assignments, discussions, etc., looking for any uses of href.
Hi @RobinKouvaras,
Like said by @Gabriel33, I do not think what you are looking for is available and I cannot find any API documentation for the "Validate Links in Content" feature.
One of the challenges for a central location is because links can exist within native forms of Canvas content (e.g. pages, discussions, assignments, quizzes, quiz questions) and as a type of item in a module.
If you were to be consistent with your design process, you could make it easier to find them if:
While not exactly what you are looking for, I hope you found my response to be helpful.
-Doug
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