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Posted by John Taylor-Johnston on 06/04/05 09:07
I sent this to Mozilla groups. I'm beginning to wonder if Mozilla
supports <a name="">?
I think re-asked my question clearer below.
John
> i dont think having a + in an achor tag is standard.. but i could be
> wrong.
>
I'm truly hoping this is a reported bug already.
This URL does not work in most recent upgrades of Mozilla or FF:
http://www.glquebec.org/_private/directory.php#District+of+St.+Francis
I generate the link using PHP:
if ("" != $mydata->district){
echo " - <a
href=\"#".urlencode($mydata->district)."\">$mydata->district</a></h1>";
}else{
echo "</h1>";
}
The link is named:
echo "<hr size=1><a
name=\"".urlencode($mydata->district)."\"></a><h2>$mydata->district</h2>\n";
Unless you're going to tell me <a name=""> is outdated, (it is kind of
in xhtml) there is a bug!
Otherwise, how do I name an anchor now?
This works in IE6, even in NS4.8 but not Moz or FF. What's up Moz?
http://www.glquebec.org/_private/directory.php#District+of+St.+Francis
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