Dunno. But it acts this way even if I type the url in the browser
destination box by hand.
Firefox 11.0 on Ubu Natty. Haven't tried it yet with Chromium or
Opera.
I'll confess to being ignorant about what the RFCs say about url
formation.
On Mar 21, 5:54 pm, Jonathan Lundell <jlund...@pobox.com> wrote:
> On Mar 21, 2012, at 2:39 PM, Cliff wrote:
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> > For anyone interested, there are a few more things you have to do.
> > If you just add anchor='tabs-2' to URL(), it renders /bla/edit/
> > 5#tabs-2.
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> > Not an invalid request, but it doesn't get you to the anchor, either.
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> Just curious--why not?
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> > So do something like URL(bla, args=[request.args(0), ''],
> > anchor='tabs-2').
> > That renders bla/edit/5//#tabs-2. Note the two slashes. This works
> > but
> > only one time, even if you create an observer by using live().
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> > A call to location.reload() fixes that problem.
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> > Here is the complete function. It is kind of slow.
> > $('#clickme').live('click', function(){
> > alert('hi'); // make sure we are firing on click
> > window.location.href = "{{=URL('edit',
> > anchor='tabs-2',args=[str(request.args(0))])}}";
> > location.reload;
> > });
