Hi Team,
I have pdf bookmark navigating to another pdf file, The action type i was getting is GoToR,
I need to get the file path of the destination.
I got this with hyperlinks by using below code.
string filename = ((Aspose.Pdf.Annotations.GoToRemoteAction)(a.Action)).File.Name;
in the same way i need for bookmark.
string filename = a.RemoteFile;
By using above i am getting file name only, i want entire path.
Waiting for your response.
Thanks,
Harish G
@HarishGali
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in attached pdf first bookmark has destination to another pdf, and i have also attached image with highlighted file path,
i want code to get the file path into string variable.
i hope you understand what i need.
Thanks,
Capture.PNG (37.3 KB)
pdf-example-bookmarks.pdf (7.9 MB)
Harish G
@HarishGali
Please use the following code example to get the desired output.
// Create PdfBookmarkEditor
PdfBookmarkEditor bookmarkEditor = new PdfBookmarkEditor();
// Open PDF file
bookmarkEditor.BindPdf(MyDir + "pdf-example-bookmarks.pdf");
// Extract bookmarks
Aspose.Pdf.Facades.Bookmarks bookmarks = bookmarkEditor.ExtractBookmarks();
foreach (Aspose.Pdf.Facades.Bookmark bookmark in bookmarks)
{
// Get the information related to associated action with bookmark
Console.WriteLine("Remote File : " + bookmark.RemoteFile);
}
bookmark.RemoteFile
with this i am not getting entire path
please help me to get the path as highlighted in yellow color in image.
@HarishGali
The Bookmark.RemoteFile property returns “/D/process-validation.pdf”. You can remove the first forward slash and replace second one with :\
using .NET APIs.
However, we have logged this problem in our issue tracking system as PDFNET-52096. You will be notified via this forum thread once this issue is resolved.
We apologize for your inconvenience.