It did occur to me that I could make the URL absolute. However, it seems to
me that there are number of drawbacks:
1. It would make the page server-specific.
2. It would break links if I moved these files into another directory
structure.
3. It would thwart one of the goals of Fusebox, i.e., to allow display page
designers to be as unconcerned about the environment of the page as
possible.
Besides, I seek to understand why defining a link as <a href="#anchor">
works when calling a CFM template directly and in flat HTML but not when
using the Fusebox technique of calling the page from the index.cfm via
<CFINCLUDE> or <CFMODULE>.
-----Original Message-----
From: Matt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 09, 2000 2:24 PM
To: Fusebox
Subject: Re: Intrapage Named Anchors
Did you try making the links link as follows:
http://somecompany.com/dir/dir1/index.cfm?action=gettools#anchor
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