Interactive PDF: Action "Go To Destination" not working

[jonass99700288]

Hello I'm using the newest InDesign CC and i want to create an Interactive PDF.

In the PDF I used the actions "Go To Next/Previous Page" and "Go To Destination". For the "Go To Destinations" I previously set bookmarks.

At first it worked with the "Go To Destination"-buttons but after i put a lot of effort and time in my work the buttons dont work when i export it. Only the "Go to Next/Previous Page"-buttons work.

The document has round about 40 pages and ~110 buttons. Im using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC to open the PDF.

Maybe someone else had the issue and can help me?

[jonass99700288]

Quick addition: If I open it up in Opera or PDF24 all buttons work. But not with other programs

[Laubender]

Hi,

it should also work if you open the PDF in Adobe Reader for Windows 10 or Mac OS.

All other devices or PDF reader software, especially reader software in browsers: It may or may not work.

Regards,
Uwe Laubender

( ACP )

[Derek Cross]

Are you using simple hyperlinks (which can be word(s) or a button shape) or are you using roll-over buttons?

[jonass99700288]

I used roll-over buttons

[Diane Burns]

Can you share the file, or a subset thereof?

[jonass99700288]

When I make a subset, it sometimes work. But not with the whole file.

Unfortunately the PDF contains personal data. When I cut out the "sensible parts" the PDF contains only ~10 pages and then it works with Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.

[Joseph-C]

I'm having the same problem. I get an error message saying the Go To Page action isn't supported in PDF. I'm using ID 2022 v 17.1,  and opening it in Acrobat Pro v 2021.001.20039.

[BobLevine]

You are most certainly NOT having the same problem. The warning is quite straightforward. Use bookmarks instead.

[Joseph-C]

Straightforward or not, I HAVE used Go To as an action in the past. Has Adobe disabled it?

[BobLevine]

Go to page is not supported in PDF. There's really nothing else to say.

[brianaf53282796]

Has anyone figured this issue out? I'm having the same problem. Tried using bookmarks and that did not work either.

[BobLevine]

Figured out WHAT? This discussion is three years old and has covered multiple topics.

I'm locking it and request that you start a new discussion with full details on what you're trying to do.

[Derek Cross]

As mentioned,  rollover multi-state buttons will not work in PDFs, use simple links. 

[JR Boulay]

1.

Go to page is supported in PDF, but InDesign does not offer this feature. You need to create the action with Acrobat Pro.

2.

Rollover multi-state buttons works fine in PDF, see the PDF attachment.