Unfortunately the Preflight app doesn't allow inspection through Safari. I'm following the instructions found here: Hyperlinks in AEM Mobile which is actually unchanged from the DPS Classic method. So, it appears to me that Adobe has some bugs to work out. These links worked just fine in DPS Classic (Adobe Content Viewer), so I really don't think it's my code.I'm afraid I can't share the folio due to client confidentiality policy, but here is the code that sets up and triggers the links (I pass ...

All of my in-page links are using navto relative path links (i.e. href="navto://relative/first"). I cheat a bit because I am injecting a lot of my content through Javascript, where I create a new link with the correct path in the href, add it to the page, and then programmatically "click" the link.Works just fine in the DPS Classic Adobe Content Viewer, but keeps breaking in the AEM Preflight app. I don't have a signing certificate or provisioning profile to create an app to test things in there...

Go here:https://try.aemmobile.adobe.com/resources.htmlThere is a link and a phone number at the bottom of the page. However, I believe once your trial expires, you'll need to start paying to keep using the system.

You are correct."Limit for number of items in a collectionIn order to optimize performance, a new limit of 450 items (articles, banners, and collections) per collection is now in place."From: New features in 2015.8 (December 18, 2015)See here: History of new feature notes for AEM Mobile releases