At 2009-11-06 19:33 -0800, Mark Wilson wrote:
I am using FOP and it built the PDF files with internal and external
basic links without using the URI wrapper.
The <uri-specification> syntax is only for external links not
internal links. Internal link anchors are simple name tokens.
Note that <uri-specification> is for any external reference, such as
the src= attribute in <fo:external-graphic>, in background-image=,
and in a number of other lesser-used attributes.
Many stylesheet writers forget to use <uri-specification> syntax for src=.
I got my syntax [without the URI(...)] from an online tutorial.
However, I recognize that the proper syntax should be used, and have
altered my code accordingly.
Most vendors support the incorrect syntax but I agree with you that
isn't a reason it should be used.
The "s.pdf#block1" experiment did not work. I will take my question
to an Adobe PDF list, assuming I can find one.
I look forward to hearing of your progress in finding how to do this.
. . . . . . . . . . . Ken
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