On Mar 28, 2006, at 2:06 PM, Daniel Nitsche wrote:
I'd try replacing the element that the anchor is on if possible,
maybe
attach it to either the td or the ip address itself (if it is in a
p tag
or whatever)
Also try removing the _ in the anchor names, this may cause it to
choke.
Samuel
Kevin Futter wrote:
Not sure how on-topic this is, but I'll give it a shot. I've
developed
an
internal page (sorry, no link to give you) that pulls IP
addresses out
of a
database and allows you to 'manage' them (edit, change, add notes
etc).
Once
edited (on a separate edit page), I send the user back to the
main page,
which is meant to jump down to the table row they've just finished
editing.
Works OK everywhere I need it to except Safari, which seems to
have an
issue
scrolling to an anchor within a table - it just stops at the top
of the
table. I'm using URLs like this: (...)/index.php#ip_40 to achieve
this,
where #ip_40 is the ID of the tr element in question.
I've Googled everywhere but can't work out whether this is correct
behaviour
(ie, anchor functionality not valid for tr element) or a bug in
Safari.
It definitively is a bug in Safari's handling of URL fragments.
www.example.com/page.html#anchor fails when coming from another page
but jumping inside a page: <a href="#anchor"> does works.
Doesn't matter what elements are used.
Philippe
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