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>
I had fixed this but never posted anything about it.. the problem was using "#" to create a href that did nothing.. Once I replaced it with a javascript:void(0) this problem was fixed...
Thanks for the suggestions.. I will make the double-quote change as well..
monty
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