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mc7628 #1
Link to specific section of a page
I am converting static html files to cfm. One of the links in the html file is
coded as [url]http:///nextPage.html#section5[/url], sending the user to a specific section
of the linked page. I've tried a few ways to do this in CF, such as
[url]http:///nextPage.cfm##section5[/url], but I keep getting errors. Also tried it as a
CFINCLUDE and CFLOCATION. Is this even possible in CF?
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mc7628 #2 Re: Link to specific section of a page
Sorry, my post was a bit inaccurate. The link is presently coded as <a
href="nextPage.html#section5"> in the static html. The new link will need to
read something like <a href="nextPage.cfm##section5">
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BSterner #3 Re: Link to specific section of a page
You only need the double # sign if it's enclosed w/i a <cfooutput> tag.
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<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/loose.dtd">
<html>
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<title>Pound Sign Test</title>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
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<a href="#mylink1">Here is an anchor outside cfoutput</a>
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<cfoutput><a href="##mylink2">Here is an anchor inside cfoutput</a></cfoutput>
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<a name="mylink1" id="mylink1">myLink1</a>
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mc7628 #4 Re: Link to specific section of a page
That is fine if the link navigates within the same page. I need to navigate
from Page A to a specific location within Page B.
The link in PageA.html:
<a href="PageB.html#section5">.
PageB.html code:
<A NAME="section5">Section 5</a>
Now both PageA and PageB are now .cfm, and you cannot append '#section5' to
the URL. It will cause an error.
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BSterner #5 Re: Link to specific section of a page
So if you copy the above code into a new file, name it 'links2.cfm' and change
the hyperlinks to be...
<a href="links2.cfm#mylink1">Here is an anchor outside cfoutput</a>
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<cfoutput><a href="links2.cfm##mylink2">Here is an anchor inside
cfoutput</a></cfoutput>
You get an error? Javascript error or CF error. It worked just fine for me.
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