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Posted by Andy Dingley on 08/09/06 08:45
Beauregard T. Shagnasty wrote:
> If you are not, an .asp file will not run on your computer. It is just
> text ...
Generally (if you've opened it in a browser, particularly IE) an ASP
page isn't "just text" it's "just HTML". So unless you're generating
these links dynamically (I doubt the OP is doing this) they ought to
work exactly the same as in plain HTML.
Note to the OP: Abandon <a name="foo" ></a> and just use <p
id="foo" > instead.
It works just as well as <a name="..." > does, it works for every
credible browser still in existence, and it avoids having to add extra
tags to your HTML. Just use the tags you already have and add the id
attribute where you want to.
PPS -repeated <p>s to generate big whitespace is very ugly code. If
you're just dummying up pages, you're better with a couple of large
<p>s filles with lorem ipsum text.
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