Hi Monks!
I am trying to add a link to the first element of:
\@{arrrayOref}
And at this part of my code it's where I generate a PDF file, I can not find any resources anywhere. I found the method for it, you can see it commented out in my code here. My hope is that some one had worked on something like that before and could show me how to use this method properly. Here is the code:
$pdftable->table(

     $pdf,
     $page->mediabox(792,612),
     
     \@{$array_ref},
     x => $left_edge_of_table,
     w => 495, # width of table
     start_y => 590, # top of page
     next_y  => 590, # top of all other pages
     start_h => 500, # rows per page
     next_h  => 500, # rows per page on all other pages
     # some optional params
     padding => 5,
     padding_right => 10,
     background_color_odd  => "gray",
     background_color_even => "lightblue", #cell background color for 
+even rows
     column_props   => $col_props,
     #cell_props     => $cell_props,
     #header_props   => $hdr_props, 
     
     new_page_func => sub {
     
                 #my $url = qq{ http://www.somewhere.com};
                 #my $annot = $pdf->annotation();
                #$annot->url($url,-rect =>[100,50,310,30],-border =>[1
+,1,1]);
                 
                 my $next_page = $pdf->page;
                 $next_page->mediabox(792,612);
                 #$next_page  = $pdf->annotation();
                 #$next_page->url($url,-rect =>[100,50,310,30],-border
+ =>[1,1,1]);
                 
                 
                 return $next_page;
        },
     # section HEADER
      

  );

 $pdf->saveas();

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Thanks very much!

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