Define keyboard shortcut for insert hyperlink and when you press your key you'll get edit hyperlink; define for edit and you'll get insert. Steps to reproduce: 1. Tools | Customise... | Keyboard (tab) | select unused shortcut key. Try Ctrl+K. 2. in "Category" list select "Insert"; in Function select "Hyperlink" 3. Click "Modify" 4. Click OK 5. In a document, type "Foo link bar". select "link" and press shortcut key (Ctrl+K in my example). Current behavior: Nothing happpens. Expected behavior: Insert Hyperlink dialog. More steps: Now create a shortcut for Edit Hyperlink: 6. Tools | Customise... | Keyboard (tab) | select unused shortcut key. Try Ctrl+SHIFT+K this time. 7. in "Category" list select "Edit"; in Function select "Hyperlink" 8. Click "Modify" 9. Click OK 10. In a document, type "Foo link bar". select "link" and press shortcut key (Ctrl+SHIFT+K in my example). Current behavior: Insert Hyperlink Dialog appears. Expected behavior: Nothing (there is no hyperlink to edit). 11. Type a few words and create hyperlinks for them with your EDIT HYPERLINK shortcut; edit existing hyperlinks with your INSERT shortcut. Current behavior: The EDIT shortcut in fact calls the INSERT function and the INSERT shortcut in fact calls the EDIT function. Expected behavior: EDIT function causes EDIT behavior, INSERT causes INSERT. Operating System: Ubuntu Version: 4.0.0.3 release
Hi. I followed your steps to reproduce this on LibreOffice Version 4.0.1.0+. I found that you are right- when you customize a keyboard shortcut, your Insert Hyperlink does nothing initially. However, I found a very similar bug that says you can work around that by choosing Insert in Category, and the function is "Insert Hyperlink". I will mark this bug as a duplicate of the other one. The other bug also specifies that Insert Hyperlink and Edit Hyperlink are switched. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 50063 ***