On Tue, May 31, 2011 at 16:25, andyp <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Thomas,
Thanks for that link - I didn't know XWiki could do that (nice!). However, I don't want to include the content on the current page - just the link that jumps to a given section. Something like an HTML anchor link (I tried inserting the HTML macro but no joy).
I noticed that there is an "anchor" attribute to XWiki links but I can't get that to work either, maybe I'm using it wrong? On the sandbox page I have amended the first two links:
* [[Sandbox Test Page 1 - Section 1>>Sandbox.TestPage1||anchor="HSection1"]] * [[Sandbox Test Page 1 - Section 2>>Sandbox.TestPage1||anchor="HSection2"]]
Note that this is xwiki/2.1 syntax, if you are using xwiki/2.0 you should do the following; * [[Sandbox Test Page 1 - Section 1>>Sandbox.TestPage1#HSection1]] * [[Sandbox Test Page 1 - Section 2>>Sandbox.TestPage1#HSection2]]
On TestPage1 I have created a long page of dummy text with two "Title 2" heading:
== Section 1 == == Section 2 ==
Following the links on the first page always takes me to the top of the second page. I have even tried adding the following ID macros in the target page and linking to them from the first page:
{{id name="sec1"/}} {{id name="sec2"/}}
Any help appreciated.
Cheers, Andy
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