A little trick:
Create or import a transparent 1x1 pixel image. Hide it. Make each line
in the table of contents into linked text. The html of each line looks
like this:
<a>Chapter one</a>
In the body text of the field, place a marker character before the
chapter heading. I'm using "#", like this:
#Chapter One
Then set the imagesource of char 1 of the line to the ID of the
transparent image. You won't be able to see the first character after
that but the text is still there. The htmltext of that line looks like this:
<p><img src="1036" char="#">Chapter One</p>
The line will be slightly indented by one pixel, but it shouldn't be
noticeable. If you center the heading, it is imperceptible.
In the field script:
on linkclicked pURL
put "#" before pURL
put lineoffset(pURL, the formattedtext of me) into tLineNum
set the scroll of me to the effective textheight of me * (tLineNum-1)
end linkclicked
If you choose a marker character that doesn't exist in the body text,
lineoffset will always return the correct line.
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Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac...@hyperactivesw.com
HyperActive Software | http://www.hyperactivesw.com
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