Multi line hyperlink problem

Help please
I'm producing a magazine in ID with multiple hyperlinks - the links are often quite long and as a result they sometimes will wrap over two or more lines
The indicator box shows all is well in ID CS4 but when converted to pdf it is only the first line which translates to a hyperlink and thus it doesn't work.
All my single line links translate perfectly
Thanks for any assistance

Hyperlink´s long URL-address and visible part doesn´t have to be same. You can for instance place your long hyperlink to frase Click here etc.. Long hyperlink can be at background.

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:DISPLAY_ITEM := '10';
:DISPLAY_ITEM := '11';
This makes the display item show the value '11' only.
I need '10' on the first line and '11' on the second line, etc.
Thanks in advance,
Patrick

well, you can write:
go_block('BL_BLK');
first_record;
:display_item:=10;
next_record;
:display_item:=11;
but for this- 1. block should have one navigable item. 2. display_item should not be the first item of the block.
Otherwise you will need to create a non-databse text_item with width 0 on the canvas for that block.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Mona

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Hi Guys,
I have a form that takes a users input and saves to an access
database.
The data is in turn drawn by a recordset and displayed on an
ASP page using VBS.
The form that takes the info has 1 textbox thats multi line
and I want it to be a simple input box except when the user adds a
line break by hitting return I want this to be reflected when the
record is drawn to the detais page..
Just now no matter how many times I hit return key when
typing in the multi line text box and add paragraphs or simple
sentances they all come out with no line breaks on the page when
shown???
Do I have to make my own rich text box editor? or is there
something Im missing?
Thanks in advance for any thoughts.
Tag

Tag2007 wrote:
> Thanks Im on the site now and dont see the lite
version?? Do you have a link to it please..
InterAKT was acquired by Adobe in September and most of its
products
were discontinued. The full version of KTML is now part of
the
Kollection suite.
The solution to your problem is very simple, though. I'm
sorry I can't
give you the exact coding, because I haven't used ASP for
many years.
However, all that you need to do is to create a function that
searches a
string for new line characters and replaces them with
<br> (or <br />
for XHTML).
PHP has a built-in function (nl2br()) to do this, but in ASP
you need to
search for the new line character code.
David Powers, Adobe Community Expert
Author, "Foundation PHP for Dreamweaver 8" (friends of ED)
Author, "PHP Solutions" (friends of ED)
http://foundationphp.com/

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I have a PDF that was tradionally printed and filled out by hand, and am trying to convert to an e-version.
Everything is working great but I can't figure out how to make this one thing work. For example I have a section like this:
More Info: _______________
How can I make it so when one starts typing in the "More Info" section, their response continues from the 1st line to the 2nd, to the 3rd, etc.?

You can set a text field to be multi-line and tick off the option to scroll
long text to have it automatically wrap, but you'll have a problem with the
first partial line, since form fields can only be rectangular. Another
problem might be the lines themselves, since you'll have to use a font size
that will fit them exactly, or it will look odd. I would suggest getting
rid of those lines altogether. They are not needed when filling in the form
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Hi:
I've created a pl/sql portlet that displays a multi-line html form. The desired functionality is: user enters data into one or more lines, clicks a button, and all lines get inserted. Currently, to perform the insert I have a Javascript function that cycles through each line of the html form then uses the window.open function to call a url (that is a pl/sql procedure). The window is opened once for each inserted record.
Does anyone know of a better way of doing this? I'd like to run the procedure without opening a window, but I don't know how.
Thanks for any suggestions.

hi Christ,
let me understand what you are trying to do first. it appears to me that you may be trying to do one of the following two things:
1. you may have more than one field and the user may enter one or all of those fields. and then press the submit button to enter/ insert the data in some table.
2. or you have more just one field with a data value which is large enough to span over several lines. in that case you have one field with larger data value. and when a user enters a value for such a field and press submit then you want it to be entered into the table.
a. in any case, it would be much simpler if you develop a portal form based on procedure. there you will need to create just a regular form based on a procedure in which you should put just insert statement for the data to be entered into that certain table.
b. you can still do it with you customized form where you may create a form from an embedded html in the pl/sql. if you really wanna do it then there is a simple way to do that too but not simpler than the portal form technique.
now this is all if i understood your little description correctly. let me know if your problem is different. please be specific in your description, if you choose so.
syed

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