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CopGuy
PHP and Document Anchors...

  • 2004/7/18 3:06

  • CopGuy

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Using the Articles module, I'm trying to create an anchor link from the article description to an anchor in the article itself. However, when I clink on the link I get an error from Apache that the requested URL was not found.

On the page with the article description my link is as follows:
http://www.leesburgyellowjackets.org/modules/articles/articles.php?id=4#attendance

In theory this should go to the anchor named "attendance" in article 4, right?

I'd appreciate any advice that's available.

Thanks,
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hervet
Re: PHP and Document Anchors...

  • 2004/7/18 8:45

  • hervet

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Hi,

Welcome to Xoops.

I don't know how you have created your article but I have just made a test and did not have any problem.
Inside my article I have added the folowing code :
<a name='t1'>Anchor


then I have called my article like this :
[/quote]
http://www.mysite.com/modules/news/article.php?storyid=12#t1
[/quote]

and it runs perfectly.

Bye,
Hervé
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nick89
Re: PHP and Document Anchors...

  • 2004/7/18 9:23

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let's be compliant now
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hervet
Re: PHP and Document Anchors...

  • 2004/7/18 9:42

  • hervet

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I'm not sure it's really usefull
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nick89
Re: PHP and Document Anchors...

  • 2004/7/18 21:36

  • nick89

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it is if you want an XHTML compliant webpage
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CopGuy
Re: PHP and Document Anchors...

  • 2004/7/20 0:16

  • CopGuy

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I'm using the Articles mod and have the proper code in the article. It's as if the article does not exist at all. Is it possible that it's a problem with my Apache config?
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hervet
Re: PHP and Document Anchors...

  • 2004/7/20 17:10

  • hervet

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Hi,

If you are really using the ARTICLE module and not the NEWS module, then your links should be like this one :
http://www.leesburgyellowjackets.org/modules/articles/article.php?id=1#myanchor


Bye,
Hervé

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