Instead of doing a somefile.php#ref do a somefile.php?jump=ref and then
in the somefile.php add a mix of javascript/php to perform the "jump"...
That is a workaround and should work in any browser that uses javascript.
Of course, if javascript is turned off the user is always stuck to the
top of the document, which isn't a too bad degradation of
funcionality... (specially if the top of the document has links for it's
targets).
Cheers,
LF
M. Sokolewicz wrote:
Bob Stout wrote:
Bob Stout wrote:
Although it works fine with Firefox, whenever I use a <select>
object to open a PHP file in a frame, with an internal reference, it
ignores the reference. IOW, if the link I want in the frame is
"somefile.php", everything works OK. If, instead, the link I want in
the frame is "somefile.php#here", it displays the file from the
beginning, ignoring the reference to the <name="here"> tag.
Has anyone experienced this before and, if so, is there a
work-around for it?
I should have added that it works just fine if the link is an HTML
file. As in the example above, linking "somefile.htm#here" or
"somefile.html#here" to a frame both work just fine. I also displayed
the source that MSIE is seeing, and the reference appears correctly
in the HTML. The problem apparently is that it doesn't recognize PHP
files as a valid HTML file type.
this is obiously a browser problem. You can't do anything about it
from the PHP side of it (since it has nothing to do with it). If you
want to fix this, "fix" your MS browser... sorry, but that's the best
you'll get here..
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