You can always add your own tag with an ID to the module header. It has the advantage that your URLs would be much more recognizable.

In the module header add this

[div id="MyContentName"][/div]

*substitute < for each [ and > for each ]

Then you can add #MyContentName to the end of the URL.

 

Thanks Mark

The advantage of this is I can use my own naming for the tag, yes will look better on the url.

My problem now is I dont do code, so both solutions are risky for me. 

I had a look using the module's developer tab but my going-in is dangerous for the portal's well being. 

Could you give me a 'learner driver' step by step for adding this to a module header?

Ken

 

Ken, a video would be better, right? Have a look at this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32fVEDRkFmw
Start at 1:06 minutes in and watch until 2:40 minutes. That shows you how to add an anchor tag with a name to the module header. I know I suggested a div tag with an id, but you can use either method equally well with the same results.

Thank you both, the thing I like about DNN compared with others is you can be lateral about problem solving (as a non coder I add).

I was confusing the file/code level header with the modeul level Header settings panel.

So, add HTML to a module settings panel Header panel and it works, so far anyway, with three modules on a page.

https://portal4members.az...ture-Workplace#needs

The video was good as it gave me the clue, tho version 9x editor does not show the anchor and there is no navigation in my theme.

thank you for the help, appreciated.

Ken

Ken,

this is quite easy, and as long as the bookmarks are unique, there is no risk at all. Just go int the module settings and add the following HTML tags into the field "Header" (on the first tab, under "Advanced Settings"):

[div][a name="MyBookmark"][/a][div]

(Replace square brackets by the appropriate angle brackets, I have to write it this way because otherwise the forum editor would swallow the stuff)

Then you get an Url like www.myserver.com/PageName#MyBookmark. As said before, give the bookmarks unique names.

Note: When there is something in the Header field of the module, there will be a warning in the Security Advisor. You can just ignore this in these cases.

Happy DNNing!
Michael

Hi

thanks both for your help, the video was useful though not version 9x editor!

With some experimentation by adding this HTML to the module settings Header panel, it worked.

[ul]
[a name="employment"][/a]
[li]< [href="#employment" ] [ /a ] li]     [ul]

< and ] swapped e

so the url       https://portal4members.az...orkplace#needs     works going straight to the moduel anchor.

I was looking at the code level header and didnt realise you can add HTML at the module header level.

Ken