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kalish
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Jan 28, 2003, 7:40 PM
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hi!
I need a html bookmark, like www.xxx.com/somefile.html#bookmark on a generated file via search.cgi.
the kind of links i have right now, are in the form $search_url$?view=$listing_num$&template=_publish_listing_casas.html
they are dynamically generated. The bookmark links, take the search cgi path, like .../cgi-bin/rm/exec/search.cgi?serach=1&etc..etc..
how can i do to get the rigth url path to the bookmark tag, inside the page i generated?
somthing like www.xyz.com/rm/listings/somefile.html#bookmark
is that possible?
i´ll appreciate any kind of help...
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Benjamin
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Jan 29, 2003, 4:25 PM
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Hi Kalish,
Thanks for your post!
Actually, no, I don't believe this is possible. The reason being, using page anchor tags with a static html document is a little different than running it with a .cgi script. I tried this out for myself to see if I could get it going, but without any luck.
It's a nice idea! But I can't think of any workarounds...
Ben
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kalish
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Jan 29, 2003, 7:50 PM
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Ben, thanks a lot!!! i think i found a solution for that, and i have to say thanks to Joey for the instructions sended in a last post in this forum, let me explain:
just mention the html bookmark on the template file like this:
<A HREF="#UP">UP</A>
after the html has been generated via search.cgi the bookmark take the shape of the following path:
http://www.nicesite.com/cgi-bin/rm/exec/search.cgi?search=1&lfield2_keyword=Rent&lfield1_keyword=Homes&template=_casasr_result.html#UP
it sends the user to the html bookmark on the respect list, this make sense to you??
i think this could be more server processor intensive, since i have a search.cgi calling each time someone hits the up bookmark link, i´m right?
thnxs!!!
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Benjamin
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Jan 30, 2003, 9:57 AM
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Hi Kalish,
I'm so glad that worked for you! (And more than a little curious why it didn't for me...!) Yes, any calls to the search engine would be more server intensive than direct links to an html file, but it should be fine.
Again, glad it worked out! :-)
Ben
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