Maybe you should scape the # in your link with another #, like this:
http://inhouse/default.cfm?MainPage=DesignTech/technews/Siggraph99/siggraph9
9Notes.htm##course6
Hope this help you.
Gaston.
> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: Paul Ihrig [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Enviado el: Mi�rcoles 18 de Octubre de 2000 17:14
> Para: CF-Talk
> Asunto: Cfparam :: FrameSets :: & Anchors oh my!
>
> this should be simple but it isnt.
> to be able to pull up the surounding framesets on out intranet i was
> helped
> to put a few cfparams in my default frame set.
>
> now i would like to be able to email an inhouse link like below, going to
> a
> specific anchor in a specific frameset.
>
> http://inhouse/default.cfm?MainPage=DesignTech/technews/Siggraph99/siggrap
> h9
> 9Notes.htm#course6
>
> but the anchores dont seem to work this way.
> any ideas?
>
> can it be done.
>
> do i need a &? befor the #course6
> do i need to define the # in my main default.cfm frame set.
>
> please dont laugh too hard.
>
> -paul
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