The NAME indicator (#), must precede the data separator (?).
I think what you want is:
<a href=\"/members/members.php?$memltr=$memb\">$member</a>
To use the NAME indicator, your line would read: <a
href=\"/members/members.php#$memb?$memltr\">$member</a>
which I doubt is what you want.
Richard Emery
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From: Howard Picken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, August 22, 2001 3:50 AM
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Subject: [PHP-DB] using <A NAME> ref
Hi
I'm trying to use the A NAME tag on a php4 generated page.
The pages being generated are alphabetically list
(e.g. Page just lists people with surname starting with A)
<a href=\"/members/members.php?$memltr#$memb\">$member</a>
It doesn't work of course. Anyone have any ideas?
Howard Picken
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