Hi,

There are no built in support for this. If you control paging yourself, you can easily use a anchor to achieve that. If you do not control paging yourself, then you will need to write code to do so and the complexity of the code would depend on the complexity of your situation. For example, if you just want to add a "next page" link at a fixed location of each page that points to the next page, then it's relatively easy to do with AcmLink element. If you are not familiar with the ACM interface, you can take a look of here:

https://www.essentialobjects.com/doc/pdf/acm/overview.aspx

Thanks!

Hi,

That's not exactly how it works. Here are the basic steps:

1. Render your main contents with HTML to PDF. This will give you a PdfDocument object;
2. Build an ACM content tree with the following structure:


3. Set each AcmLink's TargetContent to the next AcmLink, except for the last one. Since the last page does not need a link, you would replace it with a dummy AcmContent that does not generate any visible output;

4. Create an AcmRender passing the existing PdfDocument as output document;

5. Call the AcmRender's Render method to render the above content tree;

Once you get the basic working, you can then look into page/formatting options as to where to position the link as well as styles (font, color, etc) for the link.

Hope this get you started. Please feel free to let us know if you still have any questions

Thanks!