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Quote from: ScottyDelicious at Sep 24, 2006, 10:15 AM

oops... it was solved while i was coding

oh well?

-sD-

Your solution works for me too, Scotty Deleicious, thank you for your coding. But I prefer the simple solution.

Great community btw.

Mazso

I also have skiplinks at the top of my page. They are hardcoded in the template and works with no problems. And I haven’t needed to do anything of the above. href="#content#" works perfectly.

Just curious why it works for me and not for others. This could be a potential headache in long documents with internal navigation between sections. Is it perhaps an issue with friendly URLs? Maybe that’s why it is working for me since I don’t use friendly URLs?

Quote from: Pont at Sep 24, 2006, 11:01 AM

I also have skiplinks at the top of my page. They are hardcoded in the template and works with no problems. And I haven’t needed to do anything of the above. href="#content#" works perfectly.
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Is it perhaps an issue with friendly URLs? Maybe that’s why it is working for me since I don’t use friendly URLs?

Yes, Pont. With messy URLs hardcoded anchors links will work.

Mazso

Quote from: ScottyDelicious at Sep 24, 2006, 10:14 AM

I think I have a fix for you. this assumes you are using FURLs:

1. create a new snippet called pageAnchor (or whatever)
2. paste the following code into it

Thanks Scotty this will make it even smoother !

Oups, take look: http://modxcms.com/forums/index.php?topic=7399.new;topicseen#new

OpenGeek ist right: Throw out the base href tag of your code - and we don’t need any workaround.

I’m really sorry: I never paid any attention to this base tag - and never used it before. Thanks to everybody for helping.

Mazso