Snap to top of page...

[heizer1]

Hello,
I have not done much javascripting so this might be really easy. I have
a page that has anchors in it and I want to force that page to always
snap to the top instead of to the position when someone clicks on the
href to takethem to the anchor.

Thanks,
- Charles

[Danny]

Rephase your Q, I don't follow.

Danny

[ASM]

he*****@llnl.go v a écrit :

Hello,
I have not done much javascripting so this might be really easy. I have
a page that has anchors in it and I want to force that page to always
snap to the top instead of to the position when someone clicks on the
href to takethem to the anchor.

<a href="#">top</a>

<a href="#anAnchor "
onclick="locati on='#';return false;">false anchor</a>

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[heizer1]

Thanks,
I did find what I was looking for. Since I don't know JS very well I
was not sure how to put it. Anyways, I added
onfocus="window .scrollTo(0,0); " to my body tag and everything is now
working.

- Charles

[Thomas 'PointedEars' Lahn]

he*****@llnl.go v wrote:

I did find what I was looking for. Since I don't know JS very well I
was not sure how to put it. Anyways, I added
onfocus="window .scrollTo(0,0); " to my body tag and everything is now
working.

For suitable values of "to work".

- It will break with a runtime error (ReferenceError or TypeError) where
client-side scripting, but not this proprietary method, is supported.[1]

- It is not Valid markup, and will silently fail where this proprietary
attribute is not supported.[2]

- It will be an annoyance for the rest of the users.[3]

Why don't you go snowboarding instead?
PointedEars
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[1]
<URL:http://developer.mozil la.org/en/docs/DOM_Client_Obje ct_Cross-Reference:windo w>
<URL:http://developer.mozil la.org/en/docs/DOM:window.scro llTo>

<URL:http://msdn.microsoft. com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/methods/scrollto.asp>
[2] <URL:http://validator.w3.or g/>
<URL:http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/index/attributes.html >
[3] <URL:http://codestyle.org.u k/javascript/FAQ.shtml#suppr essctrln>
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