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Posted by Oli Filth on 06/13/01 11:16
Ralph Zajac wrote:
> 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';
>
If you have a named anchor in the included HTML, e.g. <A name="mity">, then your
URL in the links could be:
<A href="index.php?dzial=top#mity">link</A>
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Oli
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