Show button with Java program

Hi. I have developed a Help system in which I can see the
Show button on every page when I do a CSH Test. However, when the
application is attached to the Java application, the Show button
does not display. Has anybody handled this before? Do I have to
create a link on every page back to the full application (front
page)?
Thank you.

Welcome to the forum.
If double clicking one of the topics in the output displays
the Show link then it looks like it is the call to the CSH that is
the issue. That is for your developers to resolve. You should not
need to create a link in the topics.

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