Please examine the following simplified code:
Paragraph tmppara = new Paragraph();
Chunk extlink = new Chunk("https://www.displayed.url";,
basicfont);
extlink.setAnchor("https://www.actualurl.com?something=this";);
extlink.setUnderline(.1f, -1f);
tmppara.add(extlink);
...'tmppara' is added to a table cell, and the table is added to a
Paragraph, then that Paragraph is added to the Document.
When I view the main document (PDF) and place the cursor over the link
produced above, I get a hand cursor with 'w' in it, showing the correct
anchor and if I click the mouse it opens the browser and goes to the
correct link.
But if I move the mouse pointer around carefully - usually just below
the anchor underline, a hand cursor appears without the 'w' displaying
only the text in the Chunk, as if this were a correct link, BUT IT IS
NOT. And if I click the mouse a browser will open, attempting to access
this text in the Chunk (www.displayed.url).
How do I get it to stop doing this? Is this a bug?
This happens with both the Anchor object and the Chunk object
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