On Dec 5, 2:41 pm, PFL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for your replies --I am still stuck here.
>
> >Have a look in the output from the development server - I very much doubt
> >that the click results in any request being sent.
>
> A request is definitely sent for each of these cases: "/doc/", "/
> doc#", "/doc#1/". I can see each of these generating a hit on the
> local dev server standard out.
But you omitted the one that your template is actually resulting in:
/doc/#1
Incidentally, they will all generate a hit if you punch them into your
browser's URL bar. The # anchor implementation is a browser feature
not a web server feature. So, the way to test whether a new link is
being generated is to use your browser like this:
First point your browser to /doc/ to get Django to serve your request.
Now, click on the anchor link in your browser. You should not see a
new web server request resulting from that click. Your browser should
simply pan you down to where you have the element with id=1.
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