Creating scientific articles in Adobe DPS

Question

Dear community,
When creating documents with many references (in my case over 100), is there a smart wat to present them and navigate them that does not entail creating a seperate article for each and every one of the reference documents. In this case assuming that the references need to be present in their entirety within the folio/app.
Anyone with experience on this issue or have any ideas?
Best,
kim

Answer 1

"When creating either a button or hyperlink, you can replace “http://” with “navto://” in the URL field. Then specify the target article name as it appears in the Folio Builder panel. Use the Article Name value, not the article’s Title value. Valid navto formats include navto://[articlename] and navto://[articlename]#n. Adding #n specifies a page number. The first page of a document is 0, so specifying #2 jumps to page 3."
http://help.adobe.com/en_US/digitalpubsuite/using/WS67cb9e293e2f1f60-8ad81e812b10bfd837-80 00.html#WS67cb9e293e2f1f606f59889512d69320e0d-8000
So if you start each of the reference document from the new page (assuming you enter all of them right after the end of document and list of references) and at the end will have link back to the list of references at the end of the document:
document
list of references (=links to 1st pages of the reference documents)
p1 of reference document#1
link back to the list of references
p1 of reference document#2
link back to the list of references