Internal Links
Internal links allow a user to click a text element and jump directly to another location within the same document. Internal Links can be used for many navigation scenarios, including:
Table of Contents navigation
Jumping to detailed sections from summary pages
Cross-references within long documents
Navigation between related content areas
Internal navigation is created using two properties:
InternalLink - defines the clickable link.
InternalLinkAnchor - defines the destination location
When a user clicks an object containing an InternalLink, the document viewer moves to the object containing the matching InternalLinkAnchor value.
The following limits apply when using Internal Links:
Multiple objects may use the same InternalLink value.
Only one InternalLinkAnchor may be defined for each value.
Each property is defined on an object using an object tag.
InternalLink properties can be applied only to text fields or labels.