on 11/28/2000 9:22 AM, "Mike Haberman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It seems that in order for named anchors to work properly, the '#'
> must not be encoded (via URLEncoder). I would think that browsers
> should be able to handled the encoded '#' but they don't.
>
> I have the fix and am ready to commit it to cvs, but was wondering
> if anyone else has any comments on this.
>
> This will affect any calls to $link.setPage() that contain a hash
> mark.
> e.g $link.setPage("admin,index.wm#markMe")
>
> Also, there is a lot of unnecessary object (StringBuffer) creation.
> I will commit the fix for that as well.
Not enough detail being explained here.
Before you commit this patch, post it to the list.
Creating StringBuffer's is better than doing
String foo
String bar
String ack = foo+bar
Strings cannot be modified so you end up creating a bazillion other strings
if you do the above.
-jon
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