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Hello,
I need to create a link to the selected text so that when I click on it a certain page opens in the browser.
I created a PDAnnot object
PDAnnot annot = PDPageCreateAnnot (page, ASAtomFromString ("Link"), & fr);
Now, as I understand it, I need to add an action to this object - PDAction. But I don’t know how to do this. There is no such example in the Acrobat DC SDK in Documentation and in projects.
Help me, please.
Ok, got it.
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Are you trying to create a javascript that will provide a user with a link that when you click on it it will jump to a designated page inside the same PDF document?
OR,
Are you trying to embedd a URL in the PDF document, that when the user clicks on it, it will redirect to a webpage outside of the document and viewed in a default browser?
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I need a 2nd. To embedd a URL in the PDF document
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Hi,
See if PDF Open Parameters reference helps. See here:
https://www.mobilefish.com/tutorials/pdf/pdf_quickquide_openparameters.html
And here:
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Looks like we're talking about different things. I'm talking about creating an addin application based on Visual C ++, you are talking about working with Acrobat Reader as a user.
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Ok, got it.
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Thanks. Everything worked out. I used the library sample https://github.com/datalogics/adobe-pdf-library-samples/blob/master/CPlusPlus/Sample_Source/ContentM... (Step 3). But, I had to slightly correct the code: replace the operator
PDAnnot URIAnnot = PDPageCreateAnnot (page1, ASAtomFromString ("Text"), & annotLocation);
to the operator
PDAnnot URIAnnot = PDPageCreateAnnot (page1, ASAtomFromString ("Link"), & annotLocation);
and delete the operator
CosDictPutKeyString (URILinkObj, "Subtype", CosNewNameFromString (inputDocCosDoc, false, "Link"));
After that, the code worked.
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Great!
And you're welcome. Happy to know that it helped Sir.
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