Microsoft Publisher - Hyperlink to another spot on same page?

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Hyperlink to another spot on same page?

k.hofstetter

2007-06-27, 6:17 pm

I've tried the <a href="#read here">event></a> and then <a event="read
here"></a> posted by "brelade", in Publisher 2003. Nothing happens. When I
take out the # sign in the first html fragment, and do a web page preview and
click on the first fragment, it opens up a new window with nothing. I'm new
at this and it's driving me crazy!! I want to have a calendar on one of my
pages and when there is an event, I want to put the word "event" on that date
but then have a link towards the bottom of the page that describes the event.
What do I do?

Mike Koewler

2007-06-27, 6:17 pm

Xref: TK2MSFTNGP01.phx.gbl microsoft.public.publisher.webdesign:43562

This isn't the answer you might expect, but take a look at WebCalendar.
It's a free program that installs a calendar on your site. You can list
just the events or if you want a longer description, add details. I
stick it inside an iframe so it looks like it is a part of my site. One
example is at www.stjamesotv.com/calendar.html

Your web host will have to allow you access to PHP and a mysql DB.

Mike

k.hofstetter wrote:
> I've tried the <a href="#read here">event></a> and then <a event="read
> here"></a> posted by "brelade", in Publisher 2003. Nothing happens. When I
> take out the # sign in the first html fragment, and do a web page preview and
> click on the first fragment, it opens up a new window with nothing. I'm new
> at this and it's driving me crazy!! I want to have a calendar on one of my
> pages and when there is an event, I want to put the word "event" on that date
> but then have a link towards the bottom of the page that describes the event.
> What do I do?

DavidF

2007-06-27, 10:16 pm

The first snippet was ok, though I would suggest that you do not use any
spaces between "READ" and "HERE". The second snippet is where you made the
error. The anchor name that you vary is READHERE, not event.

<A HREF="#READHERE">event</A>

<A NAME="READHERE"></A>

another example for the second such link that you might use:

<A HREF="#READHERE1">event</A>

<A NAME="READHERE1"></A>

DavidF

"k.hofstetter" <k.hofstetter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F273981E-BA64-4CBA-9382-AF9924336400@microsoft.com...
> I've tried the <a href="#read here">event></a> and then <a event="read
> here"></a> posted by "brelade", in Publisher 2003. Nothing happens. When
> I
> take out the # sign in the first html fragment, and do a web page preview
> and
> click on the first fragment, it opens up a new window with nothing. I'm
> new
> at this and it's driving me crazy!! I want to have a calendar on one of
> my
> pages and when there is an event, I want to put the word "event" on that
> date
> but then have a link towards the bottom of the page that describes the
> event.
> What do I do?

k.hofstetter

2007-06-29, 6:19 pm

Oh my gosh, thank you so much! It worked right away.

"DavidF" wrote:

> The first snippet was ok, though I would suggest that you do not use any
> spaces between "READ" and "HERE". The second snippet is where you made the
> error. The anchor name that you vary is READHERE, not event.
>
> <A HREF="#READHERE">event</A>
>
> <A NAME="READHERE"></A>
>
> another example for the second such link that you might use:
>
> <A HREF="#READHERE1">event</A>
>
> <A NAME="READHERE1"></A>
>
> DavidF
>
>
>
> "k.hofstetter" <k.hofstetter@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F273981E-BA64-4CBA-9382-AF9924336400@microsoft.com...
>
>
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