Detecting a Named Anchor in the URL

I think if you change it from a 12-27 cassette to an 11-32 cassete, that
will clear up most of your problems:-))

"Cletus Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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If a user or URL passes a page to ColdFusion with a Named
Anchor (I.e.

/testx.cfm?id=123#anchor)

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the displayed page is automatically scrolled to the
correct position.

How can I detect this in Coldfusion? If I do a dump of the
CGI variable,

the Named anchor part

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does not show up.

I would like to do some background processing before the
user gets the

page and the value of the

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named anchor is critical to the pre-load work to be done.

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Cletus D. Lee clee.orgclee.orgOpen ↗
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Cletus Lee <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

Quoted message said:

If a user or URL passes a page to ColdFusion with a Named
Anchor (I.e. /testx.cfm?id=123#anchor) the displayed page
is automatically scrolled to the correct position.

How can I detect this in Coldfusion? If I do a dump of the
CGI variable, the Named anchor part does not show up.

I would like to do some background processing before the
user gets the page and the value of the named anchor is
critical to the pre-load work to be done.

1. It's the motor.
2. It's the motor.
3. It's the motor.

:-)
Jeff

Cletus,

If you learn to use Loctite you will not lose your
Named anchor!

Enjoy,

Perry B

Cletus Lee <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

If a user or URL passes a page to ColdFusion with a Named
Anchor (I.e. /testx.cfm?id=123#anchor) the displayed page
is automatically scrolled to the correct position.

How can I detect this in Coldfusion? If I do a dump of the
CGI variable, the Named anchor part does not show up.

I would like to do some background processing before the
user gets the page and the value of the named anchor is
critical to the pre-load work to be done.

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Perry B said:

Cletus,

If you learn to use Loctite you will not lose your
Named anchor!

Enjoy,

Perry B

And if needs to be really secure, JB Weld.

Tom Sherman - Quad Cities (Illinois Side)

Are we talking about the duke of url?
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Perry B said:

Cletus,

If you learn to use Loctite you will not lose your Named
anchor!

Enjoy,

Perry B

And if needs to be really secure, JB Weld.

Tom Sherman - Quad Cities (Illinois Side)

harv said:

Are we talking about the duke of url?

Harv,

That is terrible. Your punishment is to ride an Imperial
century on an upright bicycle.

Tom Sherman - Quad Cities (Illinois Side)

Quoted message said:

If a user or URL passes a page to ColdFusion with a
Named Anchor
(I.e. /testx.cfm?id=123#anchor) the displayed page is
automatically scrolled to the correct position.

How can I detect this in Coldfusion?

You need two aluminum-doped palladium electrodes in an
electrolyte bath of heavy water, a source of direct-current
electricity, and a neutron detector.

If you know Javascript, inside the form tag use
onclick=javascript_function(). Define the javascript in the
<script> </script> tags. You can use any name for the
javascript function, but remenber to always return true or
the page will not post. This will run before the page posts.
Be forwarned, overuse will give you recumbent butt.

"Cletus Lee" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:

If a user or URL passes a page to ColdFusion with a Named
Anchor (I.e.

/testx.cfm?id=123#anchor)

Quoted message said:

the displayed page is automatically scrolled to the
correct position.

How can I detect this in Coldfusion? If I do a dump of the
CGI variable,

the Named anchor part

Quoted message said:

does not show up.

I would like to do some background processing before the
user gets the

page and the value of the

Quoted message said:

named anchor is critical to the pre-load work to be done.

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Cletus D. Lee clee.orgclee.orgOpen ↗
- Bellaire, TX USA -