Reputation: 1
In a Microsoft Word document, using a macro I want to change links like
https://www.library/#!/xyz
to https://www.library2/xyz
(where xyz indicates the specific resource and all other parts of these strings are constant).
The problem is that the "#!" characters in the original URL seem to terminate the string found by link.Address
(and the "#!" is part of the original copied link -- not something I have a choice about).
My code:
Sub statelinks()
For Each link In ActiveDocument.Hyperlinks
MsgBox link.Address
Next
End Sub
For a document with one hyperlink https://www-clinicalkey-com.proxy.library.emory.edu/#!/content/book/3-s2.0-B9780323393041000038?scrollTo=%23hl0001812
the MsgBox
shows https://www-clinicalkey-com.proxy.library.emory.edu/
(truncated immediately before the "#!").
How can I get the full URL?
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Either you can use link.TextToDisplay
- if it is identical to the address itself.
Or you can "hack" it a little bit joining address and subaddress - as Word vba assumes the # to be the divider for the subaddress
link.Address & "#" & link.SubAddress
This doesn't work if there are two #
s in the URL ...
Upvotes: 0