I have a pdf with many named destinations in it. I want to link to these different named destinations from an html page.
This is all fine as I use the format:
[link=http://mywebsite.com/xstrata/pdf/commentary.pdf#nameddestination1]http://mywebsite.com/xstrata/pdf/commentary.pdf#nameddestination1[/link]
in my html pages to link to different named destinations in the pdf.
However, after viewing a section of the pdf I've followed a link to from my html, when I use the back button to go back to my html page and click on a different link to go to a different part of the pdf, very often I'm taken to the previous point in the pdf, i.e.
if the previous destination I clicked to was
[link=http://mywebsite.com/xstrata/pdf/commentary.pdf#mining_overview]http://mywebsite.com/xstrata/pdf/commentary.pdf#mining_overview[/link]
this is where I'm taken rather than where I've actually clicked, eg
[link=http://mywebsite.com/xstrata/pdf/commentary.pdf#md_minerals]http://mywebsite.com/xstrata/pdf/commentary.pdf#md_minerals[/link]
This is presumably some form of caching. Is there any way around this?
Thanks
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Depending on the version of Acrobat you're using, you may have encountered a bug that exists in IE for Acrobat/Reader 7.0.7. This works fine in FireFox. Good news, the bug was fixed in 7.0.8, so you will want to get the patch.
Hope this helps,
Lori
Lori Kassuba is an AUC Expert and Community Manager for AcrobatUsers.com.