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Posted by Ralph Zajac on 09/28/09 11:16
Hi
> To make the browser jump to a named anchor it needs to be part of the
> URL. As part of your include you could redirect the browser to the URL
> of the page an append #anchorName to the end.
>
> Check out the header() function, specifically header('Location: ')...
>
> http://www.php.net/header
It does not work. I put it before anything else on the page:
<?php
header('Location: http://localhost/phptry/index.php');
?>
The problem is that I'm loading the other page with named anchors in some
place of the main page. So I think I can't put in Location: address to the
main page with named anchor. If I put different page then index.php (main
page) page loads without problem.
Maybe I'll try to explain what is the purpose of all this.
Here is the template of my page: http://slackware.asmonet.net/tmp2/ (links
aren't working its just work in progress :P)
I want to include pages in the center column. And there is no problem with
that. But some of the links you see in the center will be the links to the
page + named anchor. After clicking the link page will be displayed in the
center column ( no problem so far ). But I don't know how to pass variables
so when user clicks on the link the page is displayed in the center and
browser goes to named anchor.
The links on the pages will look like this:
<p><a href="index.php?dzial=topf&p=3">link</a></p>
where $dzial and $p will describe what page to load.
ex:
$content[$topf][$p] = 'http://'. $host . '/inst/wstep.php#mity';
$content[$topf][$p] = 'http://'. $host . '/inst/wstep.php#poj';
Thank you
Ralph
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