getResources: generate links for nested resources as named link?

Okay lads,

How can I get getResources to this; A container with FURL as container.html and it's child-docs as named links like container.html#child

physical resource-hierarchy



image of resource-structure


Currently I've done the following with my a href in my Tpl but that doesn't work quite right;


How can I accomplish that with getResources (and possible also in Wayfinder)? [ed. note: jambek2003 last edited this post 13 years, 10 months ago.]

anybody?

I'm not sure what you are trying to do. Named anchors (IDs can also be used with any HTML elements) provide the anchor location, then URLs with the # provide links to that anchor location.

So to begin with, you need to have the anchor itself, then you need to have URLs with the # tag to direct to the desired anchor location on the desired page.

Can you provide a link to a page with something like what you are trying to do?

Quote from: sottwell at Dec 03, 2012, 03:01 AM

I'm not sure what you are trying to do. Named anchors (IDs can also be used with any HTML elements) provide the anchor location, then URLs with the # provide links to that anchor location.

So to begin with, you need to have the anchor itself, then you need to have URLs with the # tag to direct to the desired anchor location on the desired page.

Can you provide a link to a page with something like what you are trying to do?

I've got the named-anchors, actually I use ID's on the heading but that is fine too for xHTML/HTML5. I've got one page with multiple resources in it done by getResources. each child-resource should get a id which is actually the link_attribute of the resource. Now I want the container to be the html-document and the child-resources to be the named-anchors. e.g. Resource(12) with link_attr personalsite should be rendered as url www.example.com/modules.html#personalsite. I got this working by a ugly hack . What is the proper way to achieve this?!

EDIT: Made possible te render a FURL like www.example.com/modules.html#personalsite the 'container' modules not be a container. And childs of modules are still [[+link_attributes]] [ed. note: jambek2003 last edited this post 13 years, 10 months ago.]