fix: broken link in workspace variables doc (ToolJet#6524)

* Fix broken link in workspace variables doc

* Fix broken links in versioned_docs

* Update workspace-environment-variables.md

docs/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables.md

@@ -44,7 +44,7 @@ This feature enables us to add a client variable with and without `encryption`.
 
 ### Using variable in an app
 
-Let's use the variable that we created [here](Workspace-environment-variables#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
+Let's use the variable that we created [here](/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables/#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
 
 So, the syntax for using the variable that we created before will be `%%client.pi%%`
 

docs/versioned_docs/version-2.0.0/tutorial/workspace-environment-variables.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Workspace Variables are the variables with some value(usually tokens/secret keys
 Suppose there is an `API key` or a value that you want to use in the queries or widgets in the multiple apps of the same Workspace then the Workspace admin or the user with permissions can add an environment variable.
 
 #### Adding the environment variable
+
 - Go to the ToolJet Dashboard, and click on the dropdown on the navigation bar to show `Workspace` options
 - Select `Manage Environment Variables`
 - Click on `Add New Variable` button
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ This feature enables us to add a client variable with and without `encryption`.
 
 ### Using variable in an app
 
-Let's use the variable that we created [here](Workspace-environment-variables#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
+Let's use the variable that we created [here](/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables/#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
 
 So, the syntax for using the variable that we created before will be `%%client.pi%%`
 

docs/versioned_docs/version-2.1.0/tutorial/workspace-environment-variables.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Workspace Variables are the variables with some value(usually tokens/secret keys
 Suppose there is an `API key` or a value that you want to use in the queries or widgets in the multiple apps of the same Workspace then the Workspace admin or the user with permissions can add an environment variable.
 
 #### Adding the environment variable
+
 - Go to the ToolJet Dashboard, and click on the dropdown on the navigation bar to show `Workspace` options
 - Select `Manage Environment Variables`
 - Click on `Add New Variable` button
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ This feature enables us to add a client variable with and without `encryption`.
 
 ### Using variable in an app
 
-Let's use the variable that we created [here](Workspace-environment-variables#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
+Let's use the variable that we created [here](/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables/#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
 
 So, the syntax for using the variable that we created before will be `%%client.pi%%`
 

docs/versioned_docs/version-2.2.0/tutorial/workspace-environment-variables.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Workspace Variables are the variables with some value(usually tokens/secret keys
 Suppose there is an `API key` or a value that you want to use in the queries or widgets in the multiple apps of the same Workspace then the Workspace admin or the user with permissions can add an environment variable.
 
 #### Adding the environment variable
+
 - Go to the ToolJet Dashboard, and click on the dropdown on the navigation bar to show `Workspace` options
 - Select `Manage Environment Variables`
 - Click on `Add New Variable` button
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ This feature enables us to add a client variable with and without `encryption`.
 
 ### Using variable in an app
 
-Let's use the variable that we created [here](Workspace-environment-variables#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
+Let's use the variable that we created [here](/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables/#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
 
 So, the syntax for using the variable that we created before will be `%%client.pi%%`
 

docs/versioned_docs/version-2.3.0/tutorial/workspace-environment-variables.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Workspace Variables are the variables with some value(usually tokens/secret keys
 Suppose there is an `API key` or a value that you want to use in the queries or widgets in the multiple apps of the same Workspace then the Workspace admin or the user with permissions can add an environment variable.
 
 #### Adding the environment variable
+
 - Go to the ToolJet Dashboard, and click on the dropdown on the navigation bar to show `Workspace` options
 - Select `Manage Environment Variables`
 - Click on `Add New Variable` button
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ This feature enables us to add a client variable with and without `encryption`.
 
 ### Using variable in an app
 
-Let's use the variable that we created [here](Workspace-environment-variables#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
+Let's use the variable that we created [here](/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables/#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
 
 So, the syntax for using the variable that we created before will be `%%client.pi%%`
 

docs/versioned_docs/version-2.4.0/tutorial/workspace-variables.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Workspace Variables are the variables with some value(usually tokens/secret keys
 Suppose there is an `API key` or a value that you want to use in the queries or widgets in the multiple apps of the same Workspace then the Workspace admin or the user with permissions can add an environment variable.
 
 #### Adding the environment variable
+
 - Go to the ToolJet Dashboard, and click on the dropdown on the navigation bar to show `Workspace` options
 - Select `Manage Environment Variables`
 - Click on `Add New Variable` button
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ This feature enables us to add a client variable with and without `encryption`.
 
 ### Using variable in an app
 
-Let's use the variable that we created [here](Workspace-environment-variables#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
+Let's use the variable that we created [here](/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables/#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
 
 So, the syntax for using the variable that we created before will be `%%client.pi%%`
 

docs/versioned_docs/version-2.5.0/tutorial/workspace-variables.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Workspace Variables are the variables with some value(usually tokens/secret keys
 Suppose there is an `API key` or a value that you want to use in the queries or widgets in the multiple apps of the same Workspace then the Workspace admin or the user with permissions can add an environment variable.
 
 #### Adding the environment variable
+
 - Go to the ToolJet Dashboard, and click on the dropdown on the navigation bar to show `Workspace` options
 - Select `Manage Environment Variables`
 - Click on `Add New Variable` button
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ This feature enables us to add a client variable with and without `encryption`.
 
 ### Using variable in an app
 
-Let's use the variable that we created [here](Workspace-environment-variables#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
+Let's use the variable that we created [here](/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables/#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
 
 So, the syntax for using the variable that we created before will be `%%client.pi%%`
 

docs/versioned_docs/version-2.6.0/tutorial/workspace-variables.md

@@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ Workspace Variables are the variables with some value(usually tokens/secret keys
 Suppose there is an `API key` or a value that you want to use in the queries or widgets in the multiple apps of the same Workspace then the Workspace admin or the user with permissions can add an environment variable.
 
 #### Adding the environment variable
+
 - Go to the ToolJet Dashboard, and click on the dropdown on the navigation bar to show `Workspace` options
 - Select `Manage Environment Variables`
 - Click on `Add New Variable` button
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ This feature enables us to add a client variable with and without `encryption`.
 
 ### Using variable in an app
 
-Let's use the variable that we created [here](Workspace-environment-variables#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
+Let's use the variable that we created [here](/docs/tutorial/workspace-variables/#adding-the-environment-variable). If you have used ToolJet before, then you know that for getting the values from any variable we use JS notation i.e. `{{}}` but for using the Workspace variables we have different opening and closing notation `%% %%`. The environment variables will not work inside js code `{{}}`.
 
 So, the syntax for using the variable that we created before will be `%%client.pi%%`