How to update alt layout tables of contents

Question

I'm having trouble with alternate layouts and tables of contents.
After creating a 6 page document, I created an alternate layout. The content from the primary document was linked to the new layout.
Some modifications were made to the alternate layout, which involved positioning some paragraph styles onto a different page.
When the alternate layout was exported as an interactive PDF, the table of contents indicated it was hyperlinked because the mouse cursor would change to a hand when hovering over the respective table of contents entry, however when clicked, the PDF simply remained on the same page.
As one potential solution, I created an additional table of contents and made certain to use the heading styles that were relevant to the alternate layout.
When I would generate a new table of contents for the alternate layout, only the table of contents title appeared and no additional paragraph styles were included in the table of contents.
Is there a special way that I need to get the table of contents to work properly using an alternate layout.
I am a Lynda.com subscriber, so please feel free to refer me to a video that may answer my questions.
I have been looking through the Adobe help, and if the answer to my question is there, I'm overlooking it because I'm overwhelmed with information (and possibly the stress of the print deadline which is later today).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Buck

Answer 1

I am doing my final project. It uses the publish-subscribe mechanism. Publishers publish the messages and subscribers can get the messages by subscribing the topic they am interested in. When the subscriber get the messages , I built a java swing application to simulate a public screen to display these messages. That means this swing application is not interactive to the user. The swing window is just for displaying the information.( Imagine in the airport hall, you can look at the flight informaiton on the public screen).
What I want to achieve is that the swing window can automatically repeatedly display the messages. If the amount of messages is too much to display only one page, how it can be implemented to alternatively display multi-pages in one window? Scrollpanel is not useful for this aim. I think maybe I can use java.swing.timer. But this is the first time I try to use it. Some ideas?
I hope this is clear now.