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13-01-22 12:48 AM
Hi all,
On a PDF file, I have embedded hyperlinks leading to other PDF files with URLs. I can't tell in advance in which page the links will appear, I do know though they always appear under a specific section title. I want the bot to identify the expected title, and then just go through each hyperlink making sure it is not corrupted.
Many thanks
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Aviad Ben Zaquen
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On a PDF file, I have embedded hyperlinks leading to other PDF files with URLs. I can't tell in advance in which page the links will appear, I do know though they always appear under a specific section title. I want the bot to identify the expected title, and then just go through each hyperlink making sure it is not corrupted.
Many thanks
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Aviad Ben Zaquen
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13-01-22 09:51 AM
Hi Aviad,
If you have Adobe acrobat pro, i think you can convert a pdf file to HTML and grab URLs since you know under what section they would appear, if your URL navigates to a source which is web based you might try to launch this URL in chrome and see if it opens a PDF or not, if it leads to a shared network location you might have to use windows explorer/CMD to open that file.
i hope this would give some hint to implement a solution for your problem.
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Ishan Mahajan
India
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If you have Adobe acrobat pro, i think you can convert a pdf file to HTML and grab URLs since you know under what section they would appear, if your URL navigates to a source which is web based you might try to launch this URL in chrome and see if it opens a PDF or not, if it leads to a shared network location you might have to use windows explorer/CMD to open that file.
i hope this would give some hint to implement a solution for your problem.
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Ishan Mahajan
India
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