on-anchor-click?

[Egbert Teeselink]

Hi guys,

A DOM-related question here, hope it's the right group..

Upon entering a page, i get an onload() event which I'm a happy taker of.
Now, if within the same page, the user travels to an anchor (i.e. a link
with href="#somethin g"), is there any way for me to capture this? I'm
trying to use anchors for hiding/expanding various articles on my site, so
that i get nice dynamic behaviour, but still a matching address bar and
working browser history.. is this possible?

Thanks,

-egbert

[Diego La Monica]

Re: on-anchor-click?

On 15 Nov, 17:46, "Egbert Teeselink" <skreb...@gmail .comwrote:

Hi guys,
>
A DOM-related question here, hope it's the right group..
>
Upon entering a page, i get an onload() event which I'm a happy taker of. 
Now, if within the same page, the user travels to an anchor (i.e. a link  
with href="#somethin g"), is there any way for me to capture this? I'm  
trying to use anchors for hiding/expanding various articles on my site, so  
that i get nice dynamic behaviour, but still a matching address bar and  
working browser history.. is this possible?
>

Hi Egbert,
i think that you can follow 2 ways:

the first is to monitor the url and (when changes happens) you can
store your data into somewhere to create your history.
The second way is to attach an event to the anchor and for each click
you can store click history.

That's all.
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