I don't know about PDF table cells in particular, but I have found
this quirk of iText. If you construct an element passing in an Anchor
object in the constructor, you don't get a link (it just adds the
CONTENT of the anchor, not the anchor itself.) If you construct an
element using the default constructor, then add an Anchor, it works as
you expect.
For example, given:
Anchor a = new Anchor("something");
a.setReference("http://something";);
This doesn't produce a working link:
ListItem foo = new ListItem(a);
but this does:
ListItem foo = new ListItem();
foo.add(a);
This behavior seems to be because Anchor is a subclass of Phrase, and
the constructors of other Phrase subclasses attempt to flatten their
contents by adding the contents of child Phrases rather than adding
the Phrase itself.
Kris Raney
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