Last tested: Aug 23, 2019
To understand how relative URLs in the link/html parameter are handled, it is helpful to understand how relative URLs work in browsers in general. This stackoverflow post has a detailed description of the different types of relative URLs and how they work, but the basic rules are as follows:
Examples: Suppose that you are navigating from https://example.looker.com/explore/model1/explore1?qid=[query hash].
url: "//foo"
will navigate to https://foo
url: "/foo"
will navigate to https://example.looker.com/foo
url: "fo:o"
will navigate to fo:o
url: "foo"
will navigate to https://example.looker.com/explore/model1/foo
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