Re: Jump to named anchor after form processing
From: Robert Mark Bram (relaxedrob_at_remove.this.optusnet.com.au)
Date: 10/20/04
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Date: Wed, 20 Oct 2004 21:21:59 +1000
Hi Evertjan!
Thank you for your response.
> I would not use a <form> here.
Hmm... but there is some user input that I need to obtain in order to do
my processing.
> Try:
>
> Important 1<br>
> Important 2
>
> and keep the anchors on the same page:
>
> <a name="important1"></a>What is important 1 ...
> <a name="important2"></a>What is important 2[too?] ...
>
> The browser cache will not send a request to the server if your asp code
> allows a long enough expiry time[-out], say:
>
> <% Response.Expires = 40 %>
I don't quite understand what is happenning here. The page blocks for a
while, waiting for some response?
Rob
:)
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