Hadn’t noticed this until now, but I have a "top of page" named anchor link but on pages within pagination, it ends up reloading the first page, which makes sense because that’s the way I’ve written it.... just hadn’t ever thought about multiple pages.
This obviously isn’t anything directly tied to Ditto, but any ideas on how to capture the specific URL so that my top of page link will work?
mydomain.com/news.htm?start=4#top
thanks
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Try this: [(site_url)][~[+id+]~]
I already had [~[*id*]~], but tried the + version with and without the site_url addition.
Unfortunately, they still go to the top of the first page, rather than the current page. I’m guessing that there probably isn’t a solution on this one.
Thanks for the help though.
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Try [+url+] in the Ditto template (using Ditto 2)
