Hi,
Found the answer...
PdfAnnotation* pAnnot2 = pPage->CreateAnnotation(
ePdfAnnotation_Link, rect2 );
PdfAnnotation* pAnnot3 = pPage->CreateAnnotation(
ePdfAnnotation_Text, PdfRect( 20.0, 20.0, 20.0, 20.0 ) );
PdfAnnotation* pAnnot4 = pPage->CreateAnnotation(
ePdfAnnotation_FreeText, PdfRect( 70.0, 20.0, 250.0, 50.0 ) );
PdfAnnotation* pAnnot5 = pPage->CreateAnnotation(
ePdfAnnotation_Popup, PdfRect( 300.0, 20.0, 250.0, 50.0 ) );
pAnnot1->SetTitle( PdfString("Author: Dominik Seichter") );
pAnnot1->SetContents( PdfString("Hallo Welt!") );
pAnnot1->SetAppearanceStream( &xObj );
PdfAction action( ePdfAction_URI, pDocument );
action.SetURI( PdfString("http://podofo.sf.net";) );
//pAnnot2->SetDestination( pPage );
pAnnot2->SetAction( action );
pAnnot2->SetFlags( ePdfAnnotationFlags_NoZoom );
This is from CreationTest...
Thank you.
On 08.12.2019 17:21, Igor Mironchik wrote:
Hello,
Sorry for newbie question. Could you point me how to create link in
PDF? I need two types of links: to some rectangle on the given page
(internal link) and something that should be opened in web browser.
Don't worry, just show me the way it should be done (not exactly
working code, some pseudo-code will be enough). I found PdfDestination
class, ok, how can I make some rectangle on the page to be linked to
that destination?
Thank you.
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