Hi, someone else created the framework for our new website using Visual Studios 2015 and Bootstrap 2.3.2. We are
now on our own and are transferring documents from our old website to the new website. I have minimal website experience. Using Acrobat DC Pro, I'm trying to give our users the ability to click on a reference in pdf Document A so that a new window
opens up directly to the referenced section in pdf Document B. I've set both a bookmark and a destination in the middle of Document B and I've named both the bookmark and the destination as Article9.
When both pdfs are on my computer desktop, linking to the named destination works, it brings me to the middle of Document B, but when I drop the documents in Visual Studios, the link doesn’t
work at all in
Chrome, IE or Firefox, I assume because it’s trying to pull the documents from my computer instead of the website.
If I leave Document B in Visual Studios, then on my computer desktop try to rework the link in Document A, I go to Tools>Edit>Link>Add
or Edit>draw the box around the reference>Open a Web Page>copy and paste the link to Document B. Then I've tried various endings to the url link, but the link from Document A keeps bringing me to the top of Document B instead of the middle.
I've tried:
.pdf#Article9
.pdf#nameddest=Article9
.pdf#page=22
Then in Document A I tried to rework the link again: Execute a Menu Item > Run a javascript > app.launchURL("xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/PDF/forms/B-2A_Std._Articles_Aug_2001.pdf#nameddest=Article9",
true);
Using this method the link semi-works from the test website: it brings me to the top of Document B instead of bringing
me to the middle of the document, which is the same problem I had in the first place.
Please let me know how to correctly write the syntax of the link, or is there another way of getting the result?
Thanks!
