Generalsmall table w/hyperlink ?

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fxlatex
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small table w/hyperlink ?

Post by fxlatex »

Hello All,
I am attempting to design a simple table and populate w/contact information; Name, Address, E Mail Address, etc. This will be .pdf document up-load to web server. I need to add mill to hyperlink to table could someone please advise on how best to proceed.
The only code I have now is simple:

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\begin{tabular}{|l|l|}
\hline
\multicolumn{2}{|c|}{Some Tex} \\
\hline
{\bf Members Name} & {\bf City} \\
\hline
XXXX& XXXX & XXXX\\
\hline
\end{tabular}
I information provided is much appreciate!

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gmedina
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small table w/hyperlink ?

Post by gmedina »

I am not sure about your question. The \hyperlink, \hypertarget and \hyperref commands provided by the hyperref package could be useful.

By the way, your example code has an extra alignment tab.
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fxlatex
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Re: small table w/hyperlink ?

Post by fxlatex »

I am new and do not know what an 'alignment tab' is ... you answered my question, I will need to use package hyperref in my document.

Thanks
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gmedina
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small table w/hyperlink ?

Post by gmedina »

You declared a table with two colums and then you used

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XXXX& XXXX & XXXX\\
the "&" character is used to separate colums so you are indicating three colums when you only have two available.
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