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Using anchors in form URLs - El Forum - 06-15-2012 [eluser]Kenneth Vogt[/eluser] It is a pretty common approach for a controller to both process a form and render the form. In other words, you will often see a controller that looks like this: Code: class Account extends CI_Controller My form might be far down the account.php page however. So it would make sense for me to use an anchor tag so that I can reference the url as: Code: ./account.php#my_form Using anchors in form URLs - El Forum - 06-15-2012 [eluser]Kenneth Vogt[/eluser] And the answer is you don't do it in the controller, you do it in the view. So instead of using: Code: form_open('account'); Code: form_open('account#my_form'); Using anchors in form URLs - El Forum - 06-15-2012 [eluser]InsiteFX[/eluser] To name an internal anchor: place this just above your form. Code: <a name="top-form"></a> To link to an internal anchor: place this all over in your html code where you want the user to click to get to your form Example code: Code: <a href="#top-form">Go to Form</a> This will create an internal link in your html code. Using anchors in form URLs - El Forum - 06-16-2012 [eluser]Kenneth Vogt[/eluser] While I can reference a page anchor with the form_open() method in the view script, that only allows for the use case where the page is being loaded after the posting of a form. If you need a more general case where you access it from the controller, you can use something like this: Code: redirect('account#settings', 'refresh'); |