addCrossReference

Option	Type	Description
text	String	Text of the reference
type	String	The bookmark type. Possible values are "bookmark" and "heading".
referenceName	String	The name of the element to be referred.

Other styles from addText can also be used.

Code samples

Example #1

package examples.Core.addCrossReference;

import com.javadocx.CreateDocx;
import com.javadocx.elements.*;

public class Sample1 {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception {
        CreateDocx docx = new CreateDocx();
        
        OptionsBookmark bookmarkStartOptions = new OptionsBookmark();
        bookmarkStartOptions.setType("start");
        bookmarkStartOptions.setName("bookmark_name");
        docx.addBookmark(bookmarkStartOptions);
        
        OptionsText textOptions = new OptionsText(); 
        textOptions.setText("Text that has been bookmarked.");
        docx.addText(textOptions);
        
        OptionsBookmark bookmarkEndOptions = new OptionsBookmark();
        bookmarkEndOptions.setType("end");
        bookmarkEndOptions.setName("bookmark_name");
        docx.addBookmark(bookmarkEndOptions);
        
        OptionsBreak breakOptions = new OptionsBreak();
        breakOptions.setType("page");
        docx.addBreak(breakOptions);
        
        OptionsCrossReference crossReferenceOptions = new OptionsCrossReference();
        crossReferenceOptions.setText("Page-1")
                             .setType("bookmark")
                             .setReferenceName("bookmark_name");
        docx.addCrossRefence(crossReferenceOptions);
        
        docx.createDocx("example_addCrossReference_1");
    }
}

The resulting Word document looks like: