Using cocoon 2.1.8, here is the problem:
Say a form has a repeater with many rows. If there is a repeater-action
at the bottom that adds a new row, clicking it causes a form submit, and
the user ends up at the top of the page, where the new row sits at the
bottom of the page.
Likewise, if the repeater rows themselves have nested repeaters, any
action that causes a form submission leaves the user at the top of the
page, in a different "context", if you will, than where they performed
the "submit action".
Is it possible, without ajax, to have a page submission target the
widget that was "acted upon"?
Is CForms able to output an <a name="repeteater-row-id"> that is
targeted somehow via an http://my_continuation_url#repeater-row-id?
Many thanks to anyone who has any assistance to offer.
David Park
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