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1. IDML resources

   On https://www.adobe.com/devnet/indesign/documentation.html site links are not working at the IDML section. Please fix it!

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   Need More Info  ·  amaarora responded

   The links are working fine for me.
   Can you recheck once at your end?

   Thanks

2. CC2019: Can't update or relink a link when a document is opened by a script.

   A fault introduced in CC2019: can't update or relink a link when a document is opened by a script.

   Steps to reproduce:

   1. To verify that with an existing open document the problem does not occur: a. Start a new InDesign document b. Place a graphic on the first page c. Run this script:

   app.documents[0].links[0].update();

   No error occurs.

   1. To reproduce the error: a. Save the document created in step 1 and close it. b. Run this script:

   s = '/d/test/links.indd'; // Use your string
   app.open (File(s));
   app.documents[0].links[0].update();

   Expected result: The links should be updated.
   Actual result: "Error: This file is already open by another user or another application. This file may be stored on a network server and cannot be opened until the other user closes it."

   Note 1: It doesn't matter that in this example the link doesn't actually need updating. The result is the same with out-of-date links.

   Note 2: The problem is not confined to update(): it also occurs when you relink a link.

   A fault introduced in CC2019: can't update or relink a link when a document is opened by a script.

   Steps to reproduce:

   1. To verify that with an existing open document the problem does not occur: a. Start a new InDesign document b. Place a graphic on the first page c. Run this script:

   app.documents[0].links[0].update();

   No error occurs.

   1. To reproduce the error: a. Save the document created in step 1 and close it. b. Run this script:

   s = '/d/test/links.indd'; // Use your string
   app.open (File(s));
   app.documents[0].links[0].update();

   Expected result: The links should be updated.
   Actual result: "Error: This file is already… more

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   Need More Info  ·  amaarora responded

   Hi,
   Please can you provide some more information related to the issue?
   1. OS
   2. Document and imported file location (local or network)
   3. File system type
   4. Can you share a sample document along with the imported file.
   5. Is the issue reproducible in ID 2020?
   6. A small video will help as well

   Thanks
   amaarora@adobe.com