[Resolved] Req: header location with # in the param

midget

Hi all,

I was trying to redirect to a page by using this:

header("Location: /?section=accModify&#upload");
exit();

and

header("Location: /?section=accModify&#upload");
exit();

to go to a defined anchor on the destination page but is imposible tha IE get the bit after & on the direction bar.

It only appears:
/?section=accModify&

/?section=accModify&

but nothing behind that...

Is there any solution for this matter...

Thanx in advance.

midget

...
to go to a defined anchor on the destination page but is imposible tha IE get the bit after & on the direction bar.
...

It's working fine under FireFox

rehfeld

try it without the &

midget

I've try that before triying with the &... but same thing happened.

I'm not sure if it's the IE on my system broken or that is a 'normal' behaviour... or a just another IE bug....

Can anyone try to do that redirect over a confirmed 'working' IE for me, please?

Thanx again.

rehfeld

works fine for me

ie6 xp sp2

midget

Hi again...

Which one?

header("Location: /?section=accModify#upload");
header("Location: /?section=accModify&#upload");
header("Location: /?section=accModify& a m p;#upload");

Thanx for your time...

;-)

gufmn

To ask a stupid question, have you set up your anchor correctly?

midget

The syntax is correct...

I've tried using name and id attributes... and both...

My windows system is about 30 months old... and since last week keep finding Polstergeists on apps.

That's why I'm starting to think it's a problem related to my system and not a syntax or coding prob.

Thanx

rehfeld

this worked

header("Location: /?section=accModify#upload");

i didnt actually test if it actually went to the anchor. i just let it do the redirect and the fragment(#upload) was still in the url address bar, so i assumed it will work, because it should.

sounds like your win box is sick.

midget

Hahaha... Sick as usual! ;-)

I should trust on myself rather than the 'system'

Thanx a lot.