I too had this problem - I understand why Tapestry does this, as URLs may be generated by services that contain subpaths, which would then break relative links to assets. However, I'm not convinced that this is the correct solution ...
To fix it for my application I implemented my own BaseTagWriter which does nothing, and then overrode the default one in hivemind. This works for my app as I know that no URLs will be generated that break it (yet). -----Original Message----- From: Jason Suplizio [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 06 December 2005 21:57 To: Tapestry users Subject: inline page links I've read a few threads on the subject, but I'm still still confused. Creating a simple inline page link as such... <a href="#listPage" title="Go to the List Page section.">List Page</a> //page html content <a name="listPage">List Page section</a> ...doesn't work since the base is defined by tapestry as: <base href="http://localhost/appName/dir1/"/> As a result, the link is "http://localhost/appName/dir1/#attributes";. The URL of the page this link is found on looks like: http://localhost/app?component=guidLink&page=dir1/searchPage&service=dir ect&session=T&sp=S691423423434234+%2863b-234234%29 Obviously, the "http://localhost/appName/dir1/#attributes"; link throws an 404 error and even if I hardcode my link to be: hhttp://localhost/appName/dir1/searchPage#detailPages&service=direct&ses sion=T&sp=S691423423434234+%2863b-234234%29 I lose all the form data that was loaded onto the page. Am I missing something here? All I want to do is link to a named anchor within the same page. I shouldn't have to create any javascript or create a java method to handle this. Please help! Jason --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
