Open access pdf disabled the hyperlinks :(

I created an interactive pdf that I wanted to create a url for so I uploaded it to acrobat.com to be an open access document with a link. However, in that link when it opens up on the browser, the hyperlinks and interactivity of the document do not work at all
Help please.

Hi bbinfo,
How did you create an interactive PDF first. Also, let me know your complete workflow step by step.
I would to check the document at my end, share that with me using the private messaging option, if that is OK. How Do I Send Private Message
Regards,
Ajlan Huda.

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Subject: WHEN I TRY TO OPEN A PDF FILE, THE READER OPENS HUNDREDS OF MULTIPLE BLANK PAGES .
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