Result: Page numbers in TOC change to 2 (the first linked frame) for all references to anchors, disregarding their real position.ģ. After this, reflow the text between pages as it was before by adding paragraphs until all anchors are in their original page. Proceed to link frames on pages 2, 3 and 4 (which leads often to a crash, but that is another story…). Copy the file and name it “References to anchors - Linked Frames without Frame Breaks.sla”.
Result: Page numbers (Insert > Reference to Mark) are correctly displayed and updated automatically (e.g.: add a page in the middle, delete it…).Ģ. Create file “References to anchors - Unlinked Frames.sla”, composed of four pages with one text frame each, containing two anchors at the beginning of two lines, then create a kind of TOC in the first page by inserting references to each anchor. Here you have three files, created as follows:ġ. Then, unlink the text frames containing the anchors: all page numbers in the first frame change to reflect the correct page number. Then, link the text frames containing the anchors: all page numbers in the first frame change to that of the first linked text frame.
In the text frame of the first page, insert references to these anchors (Insert > Marks > Reference to Mark): page numbers are correct. In each text frame except the first, insert anchors (Insert > Marks > Anchor Mark). References to marks (anchors) work correctly, inserting the number of the page where the anchor is, but as soon as the text frame containing the anchors is linked to another text frame, the page number changes to that of the first text frame. 0014175: Error in page number (“Reference to Mark”) when anchors are in linked text frames
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