but if it is the portal, then it is only when it deals with JSF, cuz
if i put stuff outside of the jsf view, or inside of a <f:verbatim>
block, the anchor works just fine... Is that what you mean?
On Nov 29, 2007, at 6:00 PM, Scott O'Bryan wrote:
More to the point, the PORTAL will change the #, not JSF. If
you're interested in a technical explanation let me know. :)
Scott
Alexander Wallace wrote:
I guess you are saying that JSF will change the # into
something... If i use a link out of JSF the anchor works fine...
I'll see about using verbatim or something around those lines then...
thanks!
On Nov 29, 2007, at 1:29 PM, Scott O'Bryan wrote:
Alex,
Yeah, that's not going to work. In the servlet case, what you
are proposing does just fine, but in the portlet case, encoded
url's actually turn into something entirely different and the
bookmark (#) notation is not something that is supported by
JSR168. I would look at having your portlet use javascript to
set focus on your portlet or recommend that people put fewer
portlets on the screen at any given time.
:) Scott
Alexander Wallace wrote:
Hi!
I'm developing portlets and the portal allows me to position the
screen on a particular portlet using anchors... Like
#p_my_particular_portlet ....
I have a portlet with links to other pages and I want to use the
anchors to give focus to my_particular_portlet
When i do this in an outputLink in my faces ie: /
my_page#p_my_particular_portlet, myfaces turns the # into the
html entity and the anchor is thusly broken... It won't give
focus to my portlet... I've tried entering the html entity even
but then an entity for the % is added too... So that doesn't
work...
Has anyone been able to succesfully use # in urls in
outputLinks? (i'm using myfaces 1.1.4 btw)
Thanks!
