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document or to an external resource to which the viewer of the document will be redirected if he or she

clicks on that particular hyperlink element.

Hyperlinks are not the only actors in this viewer-redirecting scenario. There has to be a way for you to

specify what are the destinations in a document. These local destinations are called anchors.

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There are no special report elements that introduce hyperlinks or anchors in a report design, but rather

some special setting that make an usual report element to be a hyperlink or/and an anchor.

In JasperReports, only text field elements and image elements can be hyperlinks or anchors. This is

because for both types of elements, there are special settings that allow you to specify the hyperlink

reference to which the hyperlink will point or the name of the local anchor. Note that a particular text

field or image can be both anchor and hyperlink at the same time.

XML Syntax

<!ELEMENT anchorNameExpression (#PCDATA)>

<!ELEMENT hyperlinkReferenceExpression (#PCDATA)>

<!ELEMENT hyperlinkAnchorExpression (#PCDATA)>

<!ELEMENT hyperlinkPageExpression (#PCDATA)>

Hyperlink Type

When presenting the XML syntax for text field elements and image elements, you probably saw that

there was an attribute called hyperlinkType, which we didn't explain at that moment. We are going

to do that right now and here are the possible values for this attribute along with their significance:

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