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#1 2019-04-03 11:45:19
- dylan-c
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Permlinks with HTML anchor tags
Any tips for using permlinks with an anchor link?
Permlink generates the web address of the current article, which I need, but it’s “prewrapped” in the <a> tag.
I need to append an anchor link (#commentanchor) to the end. Any workarounds come to mind? Or maybe there’s another tag for this as part of the suite of comment-related tags?Thanks so much :)
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#2 2019-04-03 12:00:33
- uli
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Re: Permlinks with HTML anchor tags
dylan-c wrote #317470:
#commentanchor
Simply use that for the href value, verbatim, no need for suffixes, permlinks, tags, workarounds.
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Re: Permlinks with HTML anchor tags
But if you do need to generate the anchor from the article, for example to jump to a position on a page with a list of multiple articles, use txp:article_url_title e.g.:
<a href="https://www.mydomain.com/section-name#<txp:article_url_title />"><txp:title /></a>An example might be a list of articles as entries in a calendar.
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Re: Permlinks with HTML anchor tags
Or if you meant specifically for @#comments, then use txp:permlink as a single tag, not as a container:
<a href="<txp:permlink />#comments">Go straight to comments</a>On the same page as the article, you just need
<a href="#comments">Jump to comments</a>as Uli mentioned.
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