Date:  02/17/2010 02:43:30 PM Msg ID:  004123
From:  FoxWeb Support Thread:  004122
Subject:  Re: How do you jump to the middle of a form
You need to insert a link anchor in your document and reference its name after the # symbol in the link URL.
 
For example, if your document contains the following anchor:
 
<a name="JumpPoint">
 
The following URL will take you there:
 
http://www.servername.com/DocumentName.htm#JumpPoint
 
For details on links and anchors, please refer to the HTML specification.
FoxWeb Support Team
support@foxweb.com email
Sent by Jeff Grippe on 02/17/2010 11:46:06 AM:
 Hello,
 
I have a large form with buttons that link to other scripts that can take the action necessary.
 
After the action is complete, I want to return to the first form at the same place where the user was when they took the action.
 
I tried
TheSkip = Request.QueryString()       && get skip to if any
if not empty(TheSkip)
    TheSkipTo = "#"+TheSkip
    response.redirect(TheSkipTo)
endif
 
The NAME contained in TheSkip exists but the form wouldn't load with this code in place.
 
Is there a technique to programatically jumping to a NAMED place in an HTML file?
 
Thanks,
Jeff