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• Re: accessing anchor text from the url

  thanks matloob! if i'm on the right track, to make this happen i would need to: on first page load when the bookmark is in the url, capture it with javascript and put it on a hidden field. submit the form via javascript's form.submit(). on the postback, retrieve that value from the hidden field i stashed it in. this is where i think i'm getting lost. the point of a bookmark is to scroll the page to a certain position, but the postback strips the bookmark id out of the url, meaning the

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 9/27/2007

• Re: accessing anchor text from the url

  i truly wish i could say the Request.RawUrl worked, but that only shows the "http://website.com/default.aspx" part and doesn't have the "#hereiam" at all. i've done quite a bit of looking through all of the Request fields while in debug mode (so i could see if "hereiam" showed up anywhere), but i haven't had any luck.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 7/12/2007

• Re: accessing anchor text from the url

  do all of these questions mean it's not possible to access the text after the pound sign?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 7/12/2007

• Re: accessing anchor text from the url

  the first view of the page comes from a simple html link outside of my page -- almost always from a link in a company email or a bookmark they made from that link.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 7/11/2007

• Re: accessing anchor text from the url

  i've looked through all of the Page fields, especially everything within Page.Request. in a nutshell, i ran debug mode and hovered over several levels deep of anything that remotely looked like it could possibly in a blue moon contain the info i needed.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 7/11/2007

• Re: accessing anchor text from the url

  either i'm not being very clear, or i'm not understanding the suggestions. i can not find any way to get my hands on the full url string that includes the "#hereiam" text. i can't store it if i can't find it, and i definitely can't find it. i can't hard code the url because i don't know what the url will be until someone visits the page. the query string doesn't list text that comes after the "#", and i know that because i already tried it before

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 7/11/2007

• Re: accessing anchor text from the url

  hey there kb cowboy and robnot. i have not been able to find any place within asp.net that shows the "#hereiam" text at all, otherwise i wouldn't have made this post. if you know where to find the entire url instead of just the "http://website.com/default.aspx" part, that will solve 100% of my issue. :)

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 7/11/2007

• Re: accessing anchor text from the url

  hi farooq! i'm using anchors to place bookmarks on the page, so i need to be able to keep the anchor in the URL so that browsers can scroll to the correct part of my web page. the reason i need to be able to see what bookmark is being viewed is so that i can put special formatting on that part of the web page. the process goes like viewer browses to webpage.com/default.asp#section code behind sees that "section" is being viewed code behind changes the css class on the part of the page

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 7/11/2007

• accessing anchor text from the url

  how can i access the "hereiam" part of a url such as "http://website.com/default.aspx#hereiam"? i'm working with c#.net in asp.net 2.0.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bttrflii on 7/11/2007

• Re: binding a textbox to a name with a pound sign

  i'll admit i'm not familiar with creating tables with sql code, but after figuring out that computed fields dealt with sql instead of asp.net, i was able to find some search results for it. :p what i ended up having to change (for all you future people looking for answers) was: in my gridview's edit and insert templates: < asp:TextBox Text= " <%# Bind("bugnum") %> " ID= "tbBugNumber" runat= "server" /> in sql select: SELECT *, [Bug#] bugnum FROM [Bugs] WHERE [BugID] = @BugID in sql update

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by bttrflii on 1/17/2007