Using cms_selflink to link to an anchor on another page

[cyberman]

hmm, what have you done - this works for me (v0.13):

{cms_selflink dir="anchor" page="aboutme" anchorlink="#location" text="613 N. Broadway, Suite E, Pittsburg, KS 67662" label="How to find us: "}

But attribute text does not support html tags like
.

[cyberman]

Am I just not understanding the syntax

Think so  ... that

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<div id="location">

is not an anchor, but that

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<a name="location">test</a>

What have I done to get an anchor:

1. I've set a page with "aboutme" in page alias.
2. I put this inside

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<a name="location">test</a>

3. I've set now a second page "test 2"
4. There I've put this inside

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{cms_selflink dir="anchor" page="aboutme" anchorlink="#location" text="613 N. Broadway, Suite E, Pittsburg, KS 67662" label="How to find us: "}

or

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{cms_selflink dir="anchor" page="aboutme" anchorlink="#location" text="613 N. Broadway, Suite E, Pittsburg, KS 67662" title="How to find us: "}

And it works ... if you wanna only set an anchor to current page you don't need the page attribute.

[cyberman]

You were right - you can make only a link to page or a page internal anchor  . Please look at help file

Note! Only one of the above may be used in the same cms_selflink statement!!

Think this have nothing to do with pretty_urls or other config.php options ...

[cyberman]

For an internal page anchor please try to kill the page parameter ...

[kendo451]

Not sure that you are/were aware that CMS selflink chops out the page content above the anchor.

Your test page does not have enough content in it to test properly.  Make a full page with several anchors and a list of self-links to the anchors at the top of the content block.

You will see that in both Firefox and IE CMSMS chops the content above the anchor. ( I am using CMSMS version 1.1.2)  I'm not sure if this is a bug or on purpose.

Ken

[Dr.CSS]

You do have the {metadata} tag in the ?...

I put mine right after {metadata}  this should give you a