hoachen Posted February 22, 2006 Share Posted February 22, 2006 I have a map that contains pacific, west north, south north that I created these regions by using hotspot selection. Within these regions each region contains a difference list of webpage from the pop-up menu. When the users mouseOver on let say Pacific a list of aaaa, bbbb,cccc. Then the user select aaa, it will bring the user to that aaa page and jump to pacific region. Right now, my problem is when I selected aaa, it will bring me to that page but it will not automatically jump to pacific region. I did tried to put mm_menu_0222091948_0.addMenuItem("aaaaaaa","location='index.htm#Pacific'","target='mainFrame'");the #Pacific and target=”mainframe” but it is not working.If you want to know more and give your precious advice, please visit the page at http://www.missouri.edu/~schvbf/us%20map/frontPage.htm Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sbrownii Posted February 22, 2006 Share Posted February 22, 2006 I don't know of any way to do it without some kind of scripting - but just because I don't know it doesn't mean there isn't one.If you add this script to your content page, it will check the parent's url for an anchor and use it on itself <script> function getUrlAnchor(url){ url = ""+url; aIndex = url.lastIndexOf( '#' ); a = ( aIndex > 0 ) ? url.substring(aIndex, url.length) : ""; return a; } function moveToAnchor(anchor){ window.location.assign( window.location + anchor ); }parentAnchor = getUrlAnchor( window.top.location )+ "";thisAnchor = getUrlAnchor( window.location ) + "";if( parentAnchor != thisAnchor && parentAnchor != "") moveToAnchor( parentAnchor ); </script> Just paste the above code between the <head> tags of content.htmHopefully someone else might have heard a way to do it without using scripts... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hoachen Posted February 23, 2006 Author Share Posted February 23, 2006 thank you very much for help but it does not work. I know this is kind of unusual question and hard to get someone to answer. thank again and I hope somebody done this before and will share their knowledge. cheershoachen I don't know of any way to do it without some kind of scripting - but just because I don't know it doesn't mean there isn't one.If you add this script to your content page, it will check the parent's url for an anchor and use it on itself<script> function getUrlAnchor(url){ url = ""+url; aIndex = url.lastIndexOf( '#' ); a = ( aIndex > 0 ) ? url.substring(aIndex, url.length) : ""; return a; } function moveToAnchor(anchor){ window.location.assign( window.location + anchor ); }parentAnchor = getUrlAnchor( window.top.location )+ "";thisAnchor = getUrlAnchor( window.location ) + "";if( parentAnchor != thisAnchor && parentAnchor != "") moveToAnchor( parentAnchor ); </script> Just paste the above code between the <head> tags of content.htmHopefully someone else might have heard a way to do it without using scripts... <{POST_SNAPBACK}> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sbrownii Posted February 23, 2006 Share Posted February 23, 2006 But it does work...What do you mean by "it does not work"?Try changing the script in content.htm to this: function getUrlAnchor(url){ url = ""+url; aIndex = url.lastIndexOf( '#' ); a = ( aIndex > 0 ) ? url.substring(aIndex, url.length) : ""; return a; } function moveToAnchor(anchor){ window.location.replace( window.location + anchor ); } function moveToParentAnchor(){ parentAnchor = getUrlAnchor( window.top.location )+ ""; thisAnchor = getUrlAnchor( window.location ) + ""; if( parentAnchor != thisAnchor && parentAnchor != ""){ moveToAnchor( parentAnchor ); } } The first two functions stay the same as before (except using replace instead of assign)...Now, for content.htm, set the onload attribute of the body tag to "moveToParentAnchor()" like this <body onload="moveToParentAnchor()" > I tested the original on my localhost, which is quick, so there was no problem. But I guess when the pages are on the web they take a little longer and the browser wasn't dealing with it well. I tested the version making use of the body tag's onload attribute on the web and it works fine(a working copy of your pages with the script added can be found herehttp://brown.50webs.com/test/frame_anchor_url/frontPage.htm )Sorry for the oversight, hope it works for you this time. If not, let me know...BTW... You previously tried using the target attribute of the <a> tag, but that will not work because that target doesn't even exist until the next page is loaded - so your frontPage.htm has no way to be aware of the individual frames in the next page. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hoachen Posted February 23, 2006 Author Share Posted February 23, 2006 A ton of thanks to sbrownii, it works now. The reason was I didn't put the onLoad on the contents page.Thanks for everything.cheers,hoachen thank you very much for help but it does not work. I know this is kind of unusual question and hard to get someone to answer. thank again and I hope somebody done this before and will share their knowledge. cheershoachen<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
hoachen Posted February 23, 2006 Author Share Posted February 23, 2006 A ton of thanks to sbrownii, it works now. The reason was I didn't put the onLoad on the contents page.Thanks for everything.cheers,hoachen<{POST_SNAPBACK}> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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