1) First suggestion:
Try
$req_rec->header_out("Location" => "intranet.html#anchor_name?action=show");
Seems like that is the order that at least Netscape puts GET-parms and anchors
in.
2) If the above does not work, try
$req_rec->header_out("Location" =>
"intranet.html?action=show&anchor=anchor_name");
Then have the handler for intranet.html spit out a line of JavaScript:
<script>document.location.hash='anchor_name';</script>
... works amazingly well. No need for anybody to tell me just how yucky this is.
3) Alternatively, try to find out if it is not Apache that somehow eats your "#"
- you might have to escape that.
- Gerd.
Elizabeth Mattijsen wrote:
> At 02:56 PM 4/8/01 +0200, Antti Linno wrote:
> >$req_rec->header_out("Location" => "intranet.html?action=show#anchor_name");
>
> I think you should provide the _complete_ URL, including the http://server
> part. Some browser do not handle incomplete URL's like this in a redirect
> correctly. Please someone correct me if I'm wrong here...
>
> >The html has such tag, but redirect shows no effect. Tried with simple
> >html link and it worked.
> >Any ideas how to get to some anchor in the middle of the page?
>
> Some browsers support the ?action#anchor syntax. Some don't (particularly
> not too recent MSIE's). If you really want to reliably do this, you should
> hide your parameter in the URL and use a RewriteRule or a mod_perl handler
> to extract the parameter, e.g. instead of
> "intranet.html?action=show#anchor_name" use a URL in the form
> "/show/intranet.html#anchor".
>
> Hope this helps...
>
> Elizabeth Mattijsen
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