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I have attached a fairly simple page which does the following:
Allows a user to select images from a database by ID or by an image selection.
The selected image then appears on the page and details can be added / edited using a form on the lower part5 of the page
When the details have been edited, they are submitted to a database and I have created some sessions whereby variables are passed to the same page in order to keep focus on the the updated image and the page number
It all works well except that I need to add an anchor tag to the end of the GET string after the page has been submitted from the second form. I need to add "#title" after the "submit=submit" text. If I add this manually then the anchor works fine
ie submit=submit#title
Any suggestions greatly appreciated
details-update.php
Allows a user to select images from a database by ID or by an image selection.
The selected image then appears on the page and details can be added / edited using a form on the lower part5 of the page
When the details have been edited, they are submitted to a database and I have created some sessions whereby variables are passed to the same page in order to keep focus on the the updated image and the page number
It all works well except that I need to add an anchor tag to the end of the GET string after the page has been submitted from the second form. I need to add "#title" after the "submit=submit" text. If I add this manually then the anchor works fine
ie submit=submit#title
Any suggestions greatly appreciated
details-update.php
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On the URL of the form tag (action property) just add the anchor.
For example, if you have
<form action="mypage.php" .....>
change to:
<form action="mypage.php#title" ...>
Hope it helps.
For example, if you have
<form action="mypage.php" .....>
change to:
<form action="mypage.php#title" ...>
Hope it helps.
It appears that you have two submit conditions. One is onChange, the other is a submit control. There are a couple of HTML forms in the script. One is a GET method request for multipart/form-data I have never seen anything like that before.
I see on line 195 you have this:
Have you tried isolating the form and making a simple script to see what effect the #title has on the action script/browser combimation? It might be useful to test that part separately from the rest of this code. Just a thought... ~Ray
I see on line 195 you have this:
<form id="form1" name="form1" method="GET" action="details_update.php#title">
Have you tried isolating the form and making a simple script to see what effect the #title has on the action script/browser combimation? It might be useful to test that part separately from the rest of this code. Just a thought... ~Ray
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