Hyperlink to a page

Question

Hi all
I am trying to link all my images in a document.
If I recognize the filename and it is a logo (only a limited logos are present) I link to the URL
All others must link to a given page number.
The first part works. But I can not figure out how to make the link to a page...
     case "cat 22m95y v1.eps":       
            var myHyperLinkeFrame = myFrame.parent.textFrames.add(myLabelLayer2, undefined, undefined,{geometricBounds : myGreyBoxBounds});
            myHyperlinkURL = myDocument.hyperlinkURLDestinations.add("www.catfootwear.com");
            myHyperlinkSource = myDocument.hyperlinkPageItemSources.add(myHyperLinkeFrame);
            myHyperlink=myDocument.hyperlinks.add(myHyperlinkSource,myHyperlinkURL );
            myHyperlink.visible=true;                                 
    break;
    default:
            $.writeln ("myImageJumperPage " + myImageJumperPage );
            $.writeln ("myImageJumperPage " + Number (myImageJumperPage) );
            var bla = Number (myImageJumperPage) ;
            $.writeln ("bla " + bla);
            var myHyperLinkeFrame = myFrame.parent.textFrames.add(myLabelLayer2, undefined, undefined,{geometricBounds : myGreyBoxBounds});
            myHyperlinkPage = myDocument.hyperlinkPageDestinations.add();
            myHyperlinkPage.destinationPage.pageNumber = myImageJumperPage;
            myHyperlinkSource = myDocument.hyperlinkPageItemSources.add(myHyperLinkeFrame);
            myHyperlink=myDocument.hyperlinks.add(myHyperlinkSource, myHyperlinkPage);
            myHyperlink.visible=true;   
Any hins appreciated
Romano

Answer 1

OK I get it the reference to a page does not work based on a number as in go to page 10
Needed to create the reference in "page" terms first.
            var destPage = myDocument.pages.itemByName(myImageJumperPage.toString());
This line changes (type cast) the number to a string, then finds the page with that (String)Name and creates a reference.
I guess this could be coded in a more direct way, but I am happy.
The code does the job
Thanks for your help Hans
    case "cat 22m95y v1.eps":       
            $.writeln ("Found a logo, jump to website 2");
            var myHyperLinkeFrame = myFrame.parent.textFrames.add(myLabelLayer2, undefined, undefined,{geometricBounds : myGreyBoxBounds});
            var myHyperlinkURL = myDocument.hyperlinkURLDestinations.add("www.catfootwear.com");
            var myHyperlinkSource = myDocument.hyperlinkPageItemSources.add(myHyperLinkeFrame);
            var myHyperlink = myDocument.hyperlinks.add(myHyperlinkSource,myHyperlinkURL );
            myHyperlink.visible = true;                                 
    break;
    default:
            $.writeln ("Found any image, create link to the price list on page: " + myImageJumperPage );
            var myHyperLinkeFrame = myFrame.parent.textFrames.add(myLabelLayer2, undefined, undefined,{geometricBounds : myGreyBoxBounds});
            var destPage = myDocument.pages.itemByName(myImageJumperPage.toString());
            var myHyperlinkDestination = myMakeHyperlinkDestination(destPage, myDocument);            
            var myHyperlinkSource = myDocument.hyperlinkPageItemSources.add(myHyperLinkeFrame);
            var myHyperlink = myDocument.hyperlinks.add(myHyperlinkSource, myHyperlinkDestination);
            myHyperlink.visible = true;   
function myMakeHyperlinkDestination(myDestPage, myDocument){
    //If the hyperlink destination already exists, use it;
    //if it doesn't, then create it.
    try{
        var myHyperlinkDestination = myDocument.hyperlinkDestinations.item(myDestPage);
        myHyperlinkDestination.name;
    catch(myError){
        myHyperlinkDestination = myDocument.hyperlinkPageDestinations.add(myDestPage);
        myHyperlinkDestination.destinationPage = myDestPage;
    //myHyperlinkDestination.name = myDestPage.name;
    //Set other hyperlink properties here, if necessary.
    return myHyperlinkDestination;