> 2 other things you could try to get the wanted behaviour:
1) Try to manipulate the scrollbars, at least that is what they are
made for, and JS can scroll them.
I am not sure if I will know the context of the scolling that will be
needed, perhaps hit or miss given the differences in browsers, and how
they render.
2) Try to use anchortags, and jump to them.
That is: name your <a name="pos12"></a>
or when you use an imagemap: name them in there.
This seems very reasonable. I will have a java script generate all the
needed code from a database, so the number of entries doesn't matter to
me. Here is a code snippit I developed, but doesn't seem to do the
job.
<BODY ><!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<head>
<script language="JavaScript1.2" src="overlib.js"></script>
<body>
<a href=#test>Jump to test</a>
<a href=#bad>Bad</a>
<IMG height=535 alt="" hspace=0 src="LocationsMap.jpg" width=500
useMap=#Map border=0>
<MAP name=Map>
<A name="bad">
<AREA onmouseover="overlib('Test Location',
CAPTION,'<center>another test line</center>')" onmouseout="nd();
return true;" shape=CIRCLE coords=94,258,13
href="/index.asp?ageID=9&LocationID=2">
</A>
</MAP>
<br>
<a name="test"> this si a test </a>
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In the above code I can hit the test anchor, however when I hit the
image anchor, it doesn't move to the right place. It moves all the way
to the right. Was this what you had in mind? and am I doing it
correctly.
Thanks