There is probably a better way, but the way I have achieved this is to use html coding as follows:
<a name="bookmark">Text text text
etc
etc
etc.
<a href=#bookmark>Some text</a>.
Hope this helps,
Tim.
I have tried this but the html editor always comes back writing up a long href name instead. For example I type in href=#2 and it comes back and fills in the rest of the the link, however it leaves out the id=? (? being whatever the sql id is) and then says that it is missing a parameter and does not render the page.
example (href="http://localhost/moodle/mod/book/#2">) which is not a correct or complete path.
I know it works in an HTML resource: this is what my link looks like - http://courses.discoverlanguage.com/mod/resource/view.php?id=821#chorus
And then I have the anchor tag which looks like this: <a name="chorus">
In the book module, you have the copy the url from the browser address bar and then paste in the whole link, adding the # part at then end, because if you put just the short link you will get the error you got:
So, (using examples from my site)
paste in http://mooddev.ancoraimparo.info/mod/book/view.php?id=335&chapterid=4/ and add #conn at the end and you will get http://mooddev.ancoraimparo.info/mod/book/edit.php?id=335&chapterid=4/#conn
not http://mooddev.ancoraimparo.info/mod/book/#conn
Hope this helps,
Tim.
... and implemented in CVS.
Hi Ray
Using anchors as Tim suggests is the way that we did this in the DCU course.
Morag
OK. Thanks everyone.
Ray
