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That did the trick I figured out what I did wrong when I tried that(first thing I tried) I didnt have the # just had the name of the anchor.... Thank you for helping me hernst!
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That did the trick I figured out what I did wrong when I tried that(first thing I tried) I didnt have the # just had the name of the anchor.... Thank you for helping me hernst!

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Here is the issues im running into....<br />
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I have a page that loads a modal which loads a remote page that has a bunch of text in it.<br />
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I load the modal via jquery.<br />
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I need to have javascript or whatever scroll to a anchor on the page. right now im storing the anchor in a cookie. So lets say I have 3 anchors, they are named 1, 2, 3 in the cookie when someone clicks on link 2 it stores &quot;2&quot; into the cookie when the modal loads I need i to look a the cookie and scroll to that number.<br />
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One of the issues is it cannot reload the page so a window.location... will not work because that actually closes down the modal.<br />
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Any solutions that anyone can think of???<br />
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Thanks
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Here is the issues im running into....

I have a page that loads a modal which loads a remote page that has a bunch of text in it.

I load the modal via jquery.

I need to have javascript or whatever scroll to a anchor on the page. right now im storing the anchor in a cookie. So lets say I have 3 anchors, they are named 1, 2, 3 in the cookie when someone clicks on link 2 it stores "2" into the cookie when the modal loads I need i to look a the cookie and scroll to that number.

One of the issues is it cannot reload the page so a window.location... will not work because that actually closes down the modal.

Any solutions that anyone can think of???

Thanks

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