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You can link to comments, but you have to go source-diving for the containing div's ID; it doesn't appear to be exposed in the interface anywhere: https://plus

You can link to comments, but you have to go source-diving for the containing div's ID; it doesn't appear to be exposed in the interface anywhere: https://plus.google.com/102150693225130002912/posts/PVZDD2N3Tvi#z12dux4bmtvbgbj4a04cj1yx1py4xrsb1ps0k#1315066305245000 https://plus.google.com/102150693225130002912/posts/PVZDD2N3... Edit: I take it back. It's completely screwed. There's a # in the ID, and it though it works when you add the fragment to the URL in the address bar while you're viewing the page, visiting the link afresh makes it explode. Nice work, chaps. :-|

Andrex 15y ago
Maybe that's why it's not exposed in the first place. :P
morrow 15y ago
This seemed like an interesting challenge, so I ended up creating a bookmarklet that lets you link to a comment on a post url (not directly from the person's stream, however) by clicking on it. https://gist.github.com/1193282 https://gist.github.com/1193282 It also accounts for the height of the gbar and googleplus navbar, since linking directly to the anchor tag puts the comment directly at the top of the page, behind both of those fixed elements. edit: example link to that comment: https://plus.google.com#102150693225130002912/posts/PVZDD2N3Tvi#102150693225130002912/posts/PVZDD2N3Tvi#z12dux4bmtvbgbj4a04cj1yx1py4xrsb1ps0k#1315065353674000 https://plus.google.com#102150693225130002912/posts/PVZDD2N3...