Hi Monty,
> I fixed this... sort of... Now when a category is
> clicked, the specific item in the category is moved to
> the top of the page when it refreshes... It still
> keeps you where you were, which was the main
> objective... I cant figure out how to get the
> specific page location and return to it exactly...
> If anyone has any ideas, I am all ears..
Remove the href attribute from the category names in each search seaction. IOW,
instead of this:
<a class="category" name="Computers" href=#cp.xml name="Computers"
onclick=checkUncheckCategory("Computers");>Computers</a>
You'd have this:
<a class="category" name="Computers" name="Computers"
onclick="checkUncheckCategory('Computers');">Computers</a>
As long as you're using the onclick handler you don't have to include an href
attribute. I also suggest you wrap your attribute values with double-quotes and use
single-quotes to wrap the strings sent to js functions. It'll make it more reliable
when it comes to uncommon characters.
Regards,
Shawn K. Hall
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