how can I anchor?

macangelo · Post by **macangelo** » Sun 28. Mar 2004, 20:41

I want to use anchors for long articles.

After I didn't find how to insert them I tried to figure out how to jump to a specific content part with in an article. They have IDs, but I can't figure out in the link, how to do that. (I've been to http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.php?t=720 for the Meaning of the IDs

Thanks a lot

Macangelo

Jan212 · Post by **Jan212** » Sun 28. Mar 2004, 20:45

mark this

PACE

macangelo · Post by **macangelo** » Sun 28. Mar 2004, 20:59

Ok, to mark that was the easy part. What does it do?

and: do I have to use Pixelpeters Hack?

thanks a lot

Jan212 · Post by **Jan212** » Sun 28. Mar 2004, 21:04

it makes an anchor like you'll see on this page http://www.phpwcms.de/index.php?id=14,0,0,1,0,0 in form of this button

macangelo · Post by **macangelo** » Sun 28. Mar 2004, 21:15

Got it. That's one half of what I need.

Second: How do I link down? Let's say to the beginning of the 7th content part.

Thanks a lot

Macangelo

ionrock · Post by **ionrock** » Sun 28. Mar 2004, 22:37

I think you would just have to hard code in the anchors your self in to the article. You could use a link list content type to actually link to them but I think for making the actual anchors you will have to do that yourself. I have never seen a way to add that using the phpwcms interface. But I could be wrong.

Jan212 · Post by **Jan212** » Sun 28. Mar 2004, 22:47

yes, i think ionrock is right, you have to hardcode it...

macangelo · Post by **macangelo** » Mon 29. Mar 2004, 06:59

yes, i think ionrock is right, you have to hardcode it...

Hi ionrock, Hi Jan212

I tried to dump

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<a name="discription"></a>

into my article - it didn't work (it was a WYSIWYG-content part). Do I have to hardcode the whole article?

Have a great start into the week

Macangelo

ionrock · Post by **ionrock** » Mon 29. Mar 2004, 07:40

You don't have to hardcode it. you can just go into plain text mode and add if after everything is done.

Jan212 · Post by **Jan212** » Mon 29. Mar 2004, 11:12

you jump like <a href="#Zieldef">Ziel für Verweise definieren</a>

with a name you define the targetpoint

Marko · Post by **Marko** » Mon 29. Mar 2004, 11:14

I haven't tried this out, but isn't there a replacement tag for anchors in front.func.inc.php?

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	// anchor link
	$search[22]		= '/\{A:(.*?)\}/i';
	$replace[22]	= '<a name="$1"></a>';

Just try {A:}, x beeing your article id (I guess)... Tell me if I'm wrong, it wouldn't be the first time!

Jan212 · Post by **Jan212** » Mon 29. Mar 2004, 11:20

i think the snip you posted is to clean up exicisting anchors between rendering, but maybe i'm wrong, going to examine that

jaredhales · Post by **jaredhales** » Mon 14. Jun 2004, 17:11

any new developments on this? is there a way to easily link to specific content parts?

or do we just have to put the anchors in and link to them manually?

ideally, we could use a replacement tag where you would provide a content part id, and you are brought to the containing article at that specific content part. maybe something like:
{CONTENT:XXX}
where XXX is the content part's ID.

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Mon 14. Jun 2004, 19:59

try to link to "#jumpID" like "jump34". But I can't remember in which content part this happens

ID = content part ID.

Oliver

Post by **Oliver Georgi** » Mon 14. Jun 2004, 20:02

OK - I checked again - as far I can see - only per article.

I will think about implementing it again.

Oliver