Hyperlink - bug

Hi All,
I've inserted a site URL in the page footer in the form of static text. Also I have a page title. When I preview the PDF the text in the footer turns to a hyperlink, which is fine, but at the same time it appends the page title to the URL.
For eg: My page title is 'Page Title' and I've inserted www.google.com in the page footer. When I preview the PDF, the URL becomes http://www.google.comPage/
Please see attached pdf.
Thanks for helping me out.
Mushtaq

I have been working on the same problem with hyperlinks. I am now trying to modify the HTTP Submit button without success.
I have tried using a HTML hyperlink <a href=HTTP://XXXXX and this did not work. It tryed to convert the webpage into a
PDF file......
IS there an easy way to modify the HTTP Submit button?
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