Hey guys,
I have a <a name='topOfPage'>Top of Page</a> anchor at, obviously, the top of the page. However, all my pages are dynamic and the information is stored in the URL. For some reason my button to head back to the top doesn't work. I'm assuming it's because of the ?caid=85&pgid=609 at the end of the name of the file.
I realise this might not necessarily be an ASP problem but if I can't avoid this I'm probably going to have to program something myself... >.<
for anchor name
for actual link for anchor
Code:
<a href="#top">top</a>
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what does your bookmark link look like?
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Beercraft... I know how to make the link, I'm saying it's not working...
<a name='topOfPage'>Commission canadienne du lait</a>
<a href='#topOfPage'>Back to top</a>
the url then becomes "index.asp?caid=xx&pgid=yy#topOfPage" but nothing happens, it just stays there.
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You need it like this
"index.asp#topOfPage?caid=xx&pgid=yy"
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can i see on the web?
one possible scenario is your page is short so looks like doesn't work
Try make page longer just for testing
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add the page and request the querystring
Code:
<a href='pagename.asp#topOfPage?<%=Request.QueryString%>'>Back to top</a>
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actualy this way is fine index.asp?caid=xx&pgid=yy#topOfPage it works on my site without any problems
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Nah the page scrolls down a good five pages and it just stays at the bottom. I tried werD's code and it brings me to this:
index_fr.asp#topOfPage?caId=87&pgId=494
technically that should work but this is bringing me to a whole other page... :S The string with all the ids is still intact so my code should still detect them just fine without getting confused and spitting me out somewhere else....
Here's how I call it:
Code:
<div id="mid-container" class="clearing">
<div id="nav-col">
<img src="gui_images/<%=strImageName%>_nav.jpg">
<!--#include file="inc/navbar_display.asp"-->
</div>
<div id="content-col">
<div style="width: 450px; /width: 400px; height: 25px; background: url(gui_images/<%=strImageName%>.jpg) no-repeat; margin: 0 0 0 0; padding: 50px 10px 0px 0px; color: #fff; position: relative; font: bold 16px arial, sans-serif; text-align: right;">
<%
if pageTitle <> "" then
response.write(strh1title)
else
response.write("<a name='topOfPage'>Commission canadienne du lait</a>")
end if
%>
</div>
<p><%response.write(strTree)%></p>
<p><h2><%response.write(strh2Title)%></h2></p>
<%response.write(pageContent)%>
<p><a href='index_fr.asp#topOfPage?<%=Request.QueryString%>'>Back to top</a></p>
</div>
</div>
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Apologies... Beercraft is 100% correct the # sign breaks the querystring and calls the anchor above post should be
Code:
<a href='pagename.asp?<%=Request.QueryString%>#topOfPage'>Back to top</a>
or To not reload the page
Code:
<a href='#topOfPage'>Back to top</a>
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