I'm running into an error when using Friendly URLs and symbolic links.  It may 
have more to do with the way I'm utilzing the links, but I want to see if 
anyone else has run into this.

Our current site structure has one main page, and several branches from the 
main.  The branches (which used to be encased in frames, but have since been  
made to look like frames using CSS) each had their own child branches and 
leafs.  The only problem is, marketing has dictated that for most of these 
pages, ALL the content is to be made viewable at a shot.  OK, not the best idea 
in my mind, but it's what they want.  The simplest way to navigate to a certain 
spot on a page then is to just create a left hand link pointing to the <a 
name""> within the detail section of page.

I've recreated this by hacking up _secondaryNav to include an extra field I 
plopped into the nested_tree table which contains the #aName value to be 
attached to the url (ex. http://mysite/index.cfm?objectid=123#aName).  This 
works fine, until I try turning on Friendly URLs.  For some reason this seems 
to really confuse the heck out of the servlet.  Anyone ever run into this?  
Obviously, I can change the way I present the child data and actually make it 
behave like a child, and not a sim link (which I have no qualms with, but that 
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@$ marketing department probably will)
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