Hello,

I encountered this a while ago when i was inserting web-links into a header.

It seems to pick up the earlier inserted web link, I worked around that, by first typing and creating the weblinks in a word or open office document, then copy and paste it in a text object. Another way can be to start over in a new text object, type alle the adresses first, make sure you dont enter to the next line, but leave a lot of space between them, set the cursor to a new line then insert the links.

Hope this helps for now and hope this can be fixed, for it should not happen in my opinion?

Good luck,

Annie

Hello Hans,

Can you please explain me the complete procedure to get this issue?

Do you write the text in the text object and then you select every text and you add a different link to them?

It happens when you finish to add the links or you need to to another operation?

If you highlight all links it automatically shows you the first link only but if you select them separately then in the link option it will show you the correct link.

Many thanks!

Hello Claudio,

I've tried this several times again this morning, but the problem doesn't consistently occurs (sometimes it does and sometimes it doesn't). What I do know is that it sometimes happens when I copy a webadress from my browser and past (Ctrl-C/Ctrl-V) it in the weblinkbox. It then starts remembering the last copied adress and keeps using it. When this starts to occur, it doesn't even help to delete the text-fields, but deleting the complete text-area and start all over again is the only option. Difficult to tell you more right now, because as I said, it's a bug that occurs on and off.

Regards,

Hans.  

Hello Hans,

Thank you very much for your informations. Can you please also try with a new project and if it happens again try to remember the exact steps done so I can try to duplicate the issue?

I tried to follow your steps but I never had the issue and probably there is something else related that is the cause.

Please keep me updated.

Hello Claudio,

I will inform you when it happens again.

Regards,

Hans.