Still can't jump to #
Saito
e.g.
<a href="start.htm#ch1">ch1</a> from index.html
always jumps to top of start.htm, not to #ch1
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Saito, a registered Opera user both on Windows and Linux
Using M2, 7.2 build 3118, encoded UTF-8
chris
> build 3133 still cannot jump to # link in another pages,
> e.g.
> <a href="start.htm#ch1">ch1</a> from index.html
>
> always jumps to top of start.htm, not to #ch1
>
Can't confirm. All # links work fine for me. A CMS I wrote uses several
of them (such as a pop-up help menu). If the page is big, it won't go to
the # link on the page until the page has completely loaded, but that's
been around since o7 first came out.
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Saito
> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 13:23:57 +0900, I <sa...@operamail.com> wrote:
>
>> build 3133 still cannot jump to # link in another pages,
>> e.g.
>> <a href="start.htm#ch1">ch1</a> from index.html
>>
>> always jumps to top of start.htm, not to #ch1
>>
>
> Can't confirm. All # links work fine for me. A CMS I wrote uses
> several of them (such as a pop-up help menu). If the page is big, it
> won't go to the # link on the page until the page has completely loaded,
> but that's been around since o7 first came out.
Please try the below two pages of mine, written in Japanese but you can
click LINK.
http://www.saiton.net/today/opera7.htm
There is a link within a page, "IE/Mozilla something(in Japanese)" goes to
./opera7.htm#gotourl
http://www.saiton.net/linux/opera.htm
There is a link out of the page, e.g. "Opera7.11 for Linux" should go to
./linuxopera.htm#linux711final,
but goes to top of ./linuxopera.htm
Other browsers work as expected.
Toman
> Please try the below two pages of mine, written in Japanese but you can
> click LINK.
>
> http://www.saiton.net/today/opera7.htm
> There is a link within a page, "IE/Mozilla something(in Japanese)" goes
> to ./opera7.htm#gotourl
>
> http://www.saiton.net/linux/opera.htm
> There is a link out of the page, e.g. "Opera7.11 for Linux" should go to
> ./linuxopera.htm#linux711final,
> but goes to top of ./linuxopera.htm
>
> Other browsers work as expected.
It doesn't work when using shift+click. I tried using right-click>Open in
new, and rightclick+mouse down, and those worked fine.
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Toman
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Richard Grevers
> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 01:31:59 -0400, chris <n...@youcanthaveit.com> wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 13:23:57 +0900, I <sa...@operamail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> build 3133 still cannot jump to # link in another pages,
>>> e.g.
>>> <a href="start.htm#ch1">ch1</a> from index.html
>>>
>>> always jumps to top of start.htm, not to #ch1
>>>
>>
>> Can't confirm. All # links work fine for me. A CMS I wrote uses
>> several of them (such as a pop-up help menu). If the page is big, it
>> won't go to the # link on the page until the page has completely
>> loaded, but that's been around since o7 first came out.
>
> Please try the below two pages of mine, written in Japanese but you can
> click LINK.
>
> http://www.saiton.net/today/opera7.htm
> There is a link within a page, "IE/Mozilla something(in Japanese)" goes
> to ./opera7.htm#gotourl
>
> http://www.saiton.net/linux/opera.htm
> There is a link out of the page, e.g. "Opera7.11 for Linux" should go to
> ./linuxopera.htm#linux711final,
> but goes to top of ./linuxopera.htm
Both work fine for me? Are you having page loading issues? The jump
doesn't happen until the target element has fully rendered (maybe not
until all its ancestor elements have closed). On large pages such as W3C
specs this can take a few seconds after the top of the page displayed. On
your page the delay was about 2 seconds.
Lillian
news:oprvr6h7...@news.operamail.com:
> build 3133 still cannot jump to # link in another pages,
> e.g.
> <a href="start.htm#ch1">ch1</a> from index.html
>
> always jumps to top of start.htm, not to #ch1
>
I can confirm although im using (a clean install of) O7.2b11. Didnt work
for me in O7.2b10 either.
gr.
Lillian
Lillian
> It doesn't work when using shift+click. I tried using right-click>Open
> in new, and rightclick+mouse down, and those worked fine.
>
It strikes me as odd to have to perform extra gestures for such a basic
command, it should just work with one basic click.
gr.
Lillian
Toman
wrote:
It does work with a simple click, but the problem arises when you open an
URL in a new page, and only then. I think.
Saito
> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 09:36:08 +0000 (UTC), Lillian <no...@home.invalid>
> wrote:
>
>> Toman <to...@www.com> wrote in news:oprvsdeq...@news.opera.no:
>>
>>
>>> It doesn't work when using shift+click. I tried using right-click>Open
>>> in new, and rightclick+mouse down, and those worked fine.
>>>
>>
>> It strikes me as odd to have to perform extra gestures for such a basic
>> command, it should just work with one basic click.
>
> It does work with a simple click, but the problem arises when you open
> an URL in a new page, and only then. I think.
Thanks Toman, Richard and Lillian for confirmations.
Just curious,... Simple click on a link to a page other than itself
does not work properly for me.
Win2k with all updates and beta12 is my environment.
Lillian
>
> It does work with a simple click, but the problem arises when you open
> an URL in a new page, and only then. I think.
>
Well thats odd..i made a quick test page and on that, it seems to work fine
in either cases...
http://blob.no-ip.com/test.html
now im confused... I'm gonna dive into the html of the pages i first found
the "error".
gr.
Lillian
Toman
> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 11:49:03 +0200, Toman <to...@www.com> wrote:
>> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 09:36:08 +0000 (UTC), Lillian <no...@home.invalid>
>> wrote:
>>> Toman <to...@www.com> wrote in news:oprvsdeq...@news.opera.no:
>>>> It doesn't work when using shift+click. I tried using right-click>Open
>>>> in new, and rightclick+mouse down, and those worked fine.
>>>
>>> It strikes me as odd to have to perform extra gestures for such a basic
>>> command, it should just work with one basic click.
>>
>> It does work with a simple click, but the problem arises when you open
>> an URL in a new page, and only then. I think.
>
> Thanks Toman, Richard and Lillian for confirmations.
> Just curious,... Simple click on a link to a page other than itself
> does not work properly for me.
No, you're right. I didn't try that before.
Clicking this link will not work here.
<URL:http://www.saiton.net/today/opera7.htm#gotourl>
> Win2k with all updates and beta12 is my environment.
I have WinXPhome and beta 12.
Saito
wrote:
> Toman <to...@www.com> wrote in news:oprvslj1...@news.opera.no:
Now I understand the issue.
1. When Opera opens a link outside of linked page in a new tab,
2. When Opera has a cash of target page, it opens the top of the page.
3. After deleting cash, Opera opens the target.htm#chapter1(for example).
Perhaps the confusion of cashed file or so.
I got this information from Japanese Opera freak, Yaske-san, while we
talking on ICQ.
Toman
> On Sat, 20 Sep 2003 10:12:03 +0000 (UTC), Lillian <no...@home.invalid>
> wrote:
>
>> Toman <to...@www.com> wrote in news:oprvslj1...@news.opera.no:
>>
>>>
>>> It does work with a simple click, but the problem arises when you open
>>> an URL in a new page, and only then. I think.
>>>
>>
>> Well thats odd..i made a quick test page and on that, it seems to work
>> fine
>> in either cases...
>>
>> http://blob.no-ip.com/test.html
>>
>> now im confused... I'm gonna dive into the html of the pages i first
>> found
>> the "error".
>
> Now I understand the issue.
> 1. When Opera opens a link outside of linked page in a new tab,
> 2. When Opera has a cash of target page, it opens the top of the page.
> 3. After deleting cash, Opera opens the target.htm#chapter1(for example).
>
> Perhaps the confusion of cashed file or so.
> I got this information from Japanese Opera freak, Yaske-san, while we
> talking on ICQ.
OK, I figured the cache thing after visiting Lillians page. The second
test worked the first time, but not the second.
Are you bug-filing?
Lillian
news:oprvsn7n...@news.operamail.com:
>
> Now I understand the issue.
> 1. When Opera opens a link outside of linked page in a new tab,
> 2. When Opera has a cash of target page, it opens the top of the page.
> 3. After deleting cash, Opera opens the target.htm#chapter1(for example).
>
> Perhaps the confusion of cashed file or so.
> I got this information from Japanese Opera freak, Yaske-san, while we
> talking on ICQ.
>
Still odd cos it keeps working for me on my test page no matter how many
times im trying it. Must add that ive set my preferences to only cache
"other", no documents or images. And im "always" checking for new versions
of a page.
gr.
Lillian
Saito
Please file a bug-report, because I am not good at writing English.
Thanks in advance.
fuxs
[snip]
>>> It does work with a simple click, but the problem arises when you open
>>> an URL in a new page, and only then. I think.
>>
>> Thanks Toman, Richard and Lillian for confirmations.
>> Just curious,... Simple click on a link to a page other than itself
>> does not work properly for me.
>
> No, you're right. I didn't try that before.
> Clicking this link will not work here.
> <URL:http://www.saiton.net/today/opera7.htm#gotourl>
>
>> Win2k with all updates and beta12 is my environment.
>
> I have WinXPhome and beta 12.
>
/All/ worked fine here with build 3133, but I allready have Saito's page
in cache which could make a difference...
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fuxs
Toman
wrote:
Well, that seems to make the thing *not* work!
I for one am not filing a report until there is more concistency...
Lillian
> Well, that seems to make the thing *not* work!
> I for one am not filing a report until there is more concistency...
>
Agreed, sofar the problems occurs too random to file a bug report...wouldnt
know what to report.
gr.
Lillian