Closed roberto-arista closed 1 year ago
Can you create such a document in another way, and demonstrate that both Preview and Reader get it right? This to exclude the possibility the bug is in Preview rather than with DrawBot.
I'll try to make something with indesign tomorrow
I've generated this document with InDesign.
The links behave in the same way both in Preview and InDesign. So I guess it's a DrawBot bug.
there isnt that much info:
and DrawBot sets this in the pdf context here: https://github.com/typemytype/drawbot/blob/master/drawBot/context/pdfContext.py#L403-L410
if you change the script to make the destination points be more visible it makes more sense...
# a variable with the amount of pages we want
totalPages = 10
# create the first page with a index
newPage()
# set a font size
fontSize(30)
# start a loop over all wanted pages
for i in range(totalPages):
# set a random fill color
fill(i/(totalPages-1), .5, i/(totalPages-1))
# draw a rectangle
rect(10, 50 * i, 50, 50)
fill(1)
textBox(f"{i}", (10, 50 * i, 50, 50))
# add a clickable link rectangle with a unique name
linkRect(f"beginPage_{i}", (10, 10 + 50 * i, 50, 50))
# start a loop over all wanted pages
for i in range(totalPages):
# create a new page
newPage()
fontSize(200)
text(f"Page {i}", (30, 30))
# add a link destination with a given name
# the name must refer to a linkRect name
oval(width()/2-10, height()/2-10, 20, 20)
linkDestination(f"beginPage_{i}", (width()/2, height()/2))
Apparently Preview does not get it wrong. When in continuous scroll mode (⌘1) the view jumps immediately after the linkDestination
location. If in Single Page Mode (⌘2) it shows the correct one. So I think we can close the issue. Sorry for the trouble.
I'll take this opportunity to update the example script with what @typemytype posted here.
Hey all!
Steps to reproduce:
Preview seems to get it wrong. Try the yellow and orange square. They both lead to the last page. Instead on Acrobat Reader they lead to two different pages.