I'll ask around. In the meantime, you might want to contact Adobe Support using the numbers listed when you sign in to the Portal using a master admin account.

The name of your article is "DREvents," not "Events." Try navto://DREvents#50% and it should work.

I don't see the screen shots. Go to this thread in a browser and use Insert Image.

Hi Gurd,The article I pointed to works in both DPS and AEM Mobile. The article name is 08_smooth. Using "navto://08_smooth#3.7" in a button lets me jump between tiles 4 and 5. Using "navto://08_smooth#50%" in a button lets me jump halfway down the page. What format are you using? Are you referring to the article name, not the article title? Can you show a screen shot of your buttons panel?

Yes, you can use two methods to jump to a specific location within a smooth-scrolling InDesign-based article:navto://#n (for example #2.5 would jump to the halfway mark of the 3rd page tile in the smooth scrolling article)navto://#n% (for example #50% would jump to the halfway point of the article)The DPS Learn app has an example of this. See Advanced Overlays > Smooth Scrolling Links or see this desktop version: DPS Tips Advanced Overlays: Smooth Scrolling Links

This doesn't seem like a problem with certificates. Have you tested your app on an iPhone? If your app works fine on an iPhone, you might want to resubmit the app.

I think you have that reversed. The Collection Name isn't allowed to have spaces. Try the link with BEPADM.You can try using navto://relative/parent, which is like a back button. It works if users tap a card to open an article, but if users tap a link from a different article, tapping the link takes them to the previous article, not to the browse page. I think you want to get the navto://collection link to work.

That should work. Do you have a typo in your collection name? Did you use the collection name and not the collection title? Have you tried testing navto links to other collections or articles?

It would help to see screenshots, if possible.