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31 Jan
2015
31 Jan
'15
6:53 p.m.
such references don't use user pagenumbers (often automated references use internal numbers or real page numbers or a symbolic name)
so, either something is really wrong or your browser is bad
Hans
Hans, No, it can't be a browser thing (I think). In the code I sent, using the same setups and document structure as the actual document, the browser jumpt to the correct page. So it is not the browser which is in error, supposedly. I will try to make a minimal example that exposes the same behaviour, but so far I could not reproduce it (and working on some other glitches that needs repair, so it may take some time). Greetings, Rob