Six years later and the problem STILL isn't fixed -- When exporting an indesign book to PDF, whether to Print or for Interactive, (where most of the pages were brought into indesign from PDFs using the 'place multipage PDF' script under Windows>Utilities), URLs that break to two lines end up going to 404 dead pages in the final output PDF from inDesign.
The original PDF hyperlinks all work fine. All other hyperlinks in my newly exported document work fine as long as they all fit on a single line. I have read every thread I could find that Google could come up with, and again, still no solution, other than to go in and drop a hyperlinked box over the offending urls. Not going to happen in a document of several hundred pages, with hundreds of urls.
T. Mize
Six years later and the problem STILL isn't fixed -- When exporting an indesign book to PDF, whether to Print or for Interactive, (where most of the pages were brought into indesign from PDFs using the 'place multipage PDF' script under Windows>Utilities), URLs that break to two lines end up going to 404 dead pages in the final output PDF from inDesign.
The original PDF hyperlinks all work fine. All other hyperlinks in my newly exported document work fine as long as they all fit on a single line. I have read every thread I could find that Google could come up with, and again, still no solution, other than to go in and drop a hyperlinked box over the offending urls. Not going to happen in a document of several hundred pages, with hundreds of urls.