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1. Re: Hyperlinking with Navto://
BobLevine Mar 24, 2012 3:11 PM (in response to Mark@hplexus)We need way more than that to help.
Details on your problem, along with version of ID and DPS tools.
Bob
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2. Re: Hyperlinking with Navto://
Tomek Kuczborski Mar 24, 2012 3:11 PM (in response to Mark@hplexus)Are you using buttons, or text hyperlinking?
Tomek
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3. Re: Hyperlinking with Navto://
Mark@hplexus Mar 24, 2012 3:14 PM (in response to Tomek Kuczborski)Buttons.
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4. Re: Hyperlinking with Navto://
Tomek Kuczborski Mar 24, 2012 3:19 PM (in response to Mark@hplexus)Buttons seem to be 100% reliable in my practise.
As Bob says, you have to share more details of your problem.
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5. Re: Hyperlinking with Navto://
Mike Lipson Mar 25, 2012 3:35 PM (in response to Mark@hplexus)Mark -
Not sure if this is your problem - but I have come across a similar huge annoyance in that cutting and pasting hyperlinked objects from one document to another - say with a navto:// or an HTMLResource/ reference - maintains a reference to the source file.
A very simple example -
You have a two page folio - it contains an index page and a content page in both horizontal and vertical orientations.
You create an object on the content_v.indd page with a hyperlink back to the index page - navto://index
You then copy and past that object from content_v.indd to content_h.indd
The hyperlink will not work on content_h.indd
If you look closely at the URL of the pasted object in content_h.indd - the URL is - content_vnavto://index
you would expect it to remain - navto://index
but for some reason it prepends the name of the source file to the URL.
There may be a reason for this - but i can't seem to find it - and it creates double the effort - which is a huge deal in creating multi page documents.
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6. Re: Hyperlinking with Navto://
Mark@hplexus Mar 25, 2012 4:44 PM (in response to Mike Lipson)Thank you All for your comments and suggestions. I had discovered that I
had conflict with Master pages with old hyperlinks and that was causing the
irrational behaviour. All good now. Thank you.