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Hi!
I want to address a php-rendered document to which I need to pass some arguments. The problem is that I need to go to a specific place in that document, i.e. I'm trying to make a combination like this: <a href="./listing.php#part3?category=42&number=4711">To listing</a> But of course it doesn't work. I do need to use the get-style of passing the arguments, as there really arn't any forms in the page. Regards Björn |
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Try it the other way round:
<a href="./listing.php?category=42&number=4711#part3">To listing</a> Place #whereever AFTER the arguments passed to the script. That should work, at least it did for me. Johannes ------------------ |
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Hi and thank you Johannes!
I did mess around with it quite a bit before posting the original message. I think that I did try that version as well, but I obviously had the filename misspelt. Now it's working the way I intended. Björn |
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