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Problem inserting text after hyperlink

 
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Hallo,

I have problem in inserting text after hyperlink in JEditorPane. I have created a button to insert the link.

Steps:

1.Select the button.
2.Slect a node in the tree
3.release the button

then the hyperlink is created in the editor pane with the node's name. After inserting the hyperlink I cannot write text after the created hyperlink as the text newly enterred after the hyperlink also gets included in the hyperlink. I need your help to set the style so that I can enter any text after the hyper link as well.

int editcurrentSel = m_editor.getCaretPosition();
int p = m_editor.getCaretPosition();
AttributeSet attr = m_doc.getCharacterElement(p).getAttributes();

// First, setup the href attribute for <A> tag.
SimpleAttributeSet hrefAttr = new SimpleAttributeSet();
hrefAttr.addAttribute(HTML.Attribute.HREF, objectID);


// Second, setup the <A> tag
SimpleAttributeSet attrs = new SimpleAttributeSet();
attrs.addAttribute(HTML.Tag.A, hrefAttr);

m_doc.insertString(m_editor.getCaretPosition(),objectName, attr);
m_doc.setCharacterAttributes(editcurrentSel,objectName.length(), attrs, false);

Thank you in advance
 
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I'm not sure exactly what you are asking, but if you are having
trouble with new text inheriting attributes of previous text,
you can try getInputAttributes().removeAttribute(...).
 
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