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Posted by Maxime on 03/19/07 14:56
Hello everybody !
Here is my problem. I want to create a HTML link to another page, to a
specified place in the target page. I do this using this code :
source page : <a href="target_page.html#position>link</a>
target page : <a name="position"></a>
And it works, when clicking on "link" in the source page, the target page
opens and the anchor "position" is placed on top of the page. Right.
But now I have to do the same with a target page (in PHP) with a parameter.
The target URL is then "target_page.php?parameter=xxx" but how do I specify
the anchor ? Using <a href="target_page.php#position?parameter=xxx>link</a>
doesn't work.
I tried using the "name" tag as this :
source page : <a href="target_page.html" name="position">link</a>
target page : <a name="position"></a>
But it doesn't work, the target page opens but stays in top of the page...
Is it possible to use the "name" tag when adressing to another page ? If
yes, why does my code doesn't work ?
Do anyone has an idea to help me ?
Thanks.
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