CREATE THE HYPERLINK TO AN EMAIL BY A BUTTON

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  var myRootXML = myDocument.xmlElements[0];   
      
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          //This rule set contains a single rule.
          var myRuleSet = new Array (new findCitationRef);
      with(myDocument){
          var elements = xmlElements;
          __processRuleSet(elements.item(0), myRuleSet);
          }
      }
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        this.xpath = "//CitationRef";
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                var myXMLPathDestination = myRootXML.evaluateXPathExpression("//Citation[@ID='" + myXMLPathDestinationID + "']"); 
                $.writeln(myXMLPathDestination[0].contents);          
                
                var citationRefAnchor = myXMLPathSource.texts;
                var citationDestination = myXMLPathDestination[0].texts;
                // Store as a variable
                                 
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                var myHyperlink = myDocument.hyperlinks.add(myHyperlinkSource, myTextAnchor, {name: "Hyperlink " + myXMLPathDestinationID });
                
                false;
  
            }
          }  
       };
  
   // Call function findCitationRef
   findCitationRef();
  

  My miserable attempt so he could work, that will not cross the first hyperlink:

  // General declarations
  var myDocument = app.activeDocument;   
  var myRootXML = myDocument.xmlElements[0];   
      
  // Include glue code
  #include "glue code.jsx";
  
  // Some main definitions
  main();
  function main(){
      if (app.documents.length != 0){
          var myDocument = app.documents.item(0);
          //This rule set contains a single rule.
          var myRuleSet = new Array (new findCitationRef);
      with(myDocument){
          var elements = xmlElements;
          __processRuleSet(elements.item(0), myRuleSet);
          }
      }
      else{
          alert("No open document");
      }
  }
  
  // Define function findCitationRef
  function findCitationRef() 
      {
        this.name = "findCitationRef";
        this.xpath = "//CitationRef";
        this.apply = function(myXMLPathSource, myRuleSet){    
           with(myXMLPathSource){
  
            // Save the CitationRef ID to the variable, for future reference
            var myXMLPathSourceID = myXMLPathSource.xmlAttributes.itemByName("CitationID").value; 
        
            $.writeln("Eerste bevestiging: " + myXMLPathSource.contents + ": " + myXMLPathSourceID); // TO BE REMOVED
            $.writeln("Tweede bevestiging: " + myXMLPathSource.xmlAttributes.itemByName("CitationID").value); // TO BE REMOVED
            
            // Save the ID for the corresponding Citation        
            var myXMLPathDestinationID = myXMLPathSource.xmlAttributes.itemByName("CitationID").value;   
            
            // Find the corresponding Citation using aforementioned ID
            var myXMLPathDestination = myRootXML.evaluateXPathExpression("//Citation[@ID='" + myXMLPathDestinationID + "']");  
            $.writeln(myXMLPathDestination[0].contents);          // TO BE REMOVED
            
            // Store source and destination items in variables for future use in hyperlink
            var citationRefAnchor = myXMLPathSource.texts;
            var citationDestination = myXMLPathDestination[0].texts;
                             
            // Create the hyperlink source and destination
            var myHyperlinkSource = myDocument.hyperlinkTextSources.add(citationRefAnchor);  
            var myTextAnchor = myDocument.hyperlinkTextDestinations.add(citationDestination);  
                
            //Then, create the hyperlink, but first...
                  //... check if there's already at least one hyperlink
                  if(!myDocument.hyperlinks[0].isValid) //
                  {
                      // If not, that's where we'll create it
                      var myHyperlink = myDocument.hyperlinks.add(myHyperlinkSource, myTextAnchor, {name: myXMLPathSourceID});
                  }
  
                  // Otherwise, if there is at least one hyperlink...
                  else 
                  {     
                      // Go through all the hyperlinks
                      for(count=0; count<myDocument.hyperlinks.length; count++){
                          // If there's one with the current ID, create another one, but add the 'b' suffix
                          if(myDocument.hyperlinks[count].name === myXMLPathSourceID) {
                              var myHyperlink = myDocument.hyperlinks.add(myHyperlinkSource, myTextAnchor, {name: myXMLPathSourceID + "b"});
  
                           }
                          else // If there's none with the current ID...
                          {   
                              // Check if you've previously created one, and if not, create one:
                              if(!myDocument.hyperlinks[count].isValid) {
                              var myHyperlink = myDocument.hyperlinks.add(myHyperlinkSource, myTextAnchor, {name: myXMLPathSourceID});
                              }
                              
                              // If not, that's fine, we're done here. Let's go check the next citation.
                              else {
                                  } 
                             } // End check for the current ID
                      } // Stop going through all the hyperlinks
                } // Stop checking if there's at least one hyperlink
              }  // Stop going through all the citations
          
          }  
       };
  
   // Call function findCitationRef
   findCitationRef();
  
  
  

  Thanks a lot for all the directions you can give!

  Kind regards

  Julian

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          //Hyperlink names must be unique. If a hyperlink has already been created with this name, this iterates a number to append
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          var iter = 0;
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          }
  

  You could change that to add a letter instead. the best way I know this is to create a string variable that contains the alphabet and slice the letter you need, but it could be any other way.

  I think the problem with your script, it's that you're not accounting for cases where there is more than two hyperlinks with the same name. You want to use a while loop so you keep looping until you hit a number or a free letter.

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