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"Jon Paris" <Jon.Paris=ROCRnNCNm7iItuTB8Jqodg@public.gmane.org> wrote in message PJEBKKDJCLHGMJDACPMPEEKMCPAA.Jon.Paris@Partner400.com">news:PJEBKKDJCLHGMJDACPMPEEKMCPAA.Jon.Paris@Partner400.com... > When someone clicks on a link I want to spawn a separate page and position > to an embedded anchor within that page. That bit I think I can do. > However, if they refocus on the original page and click on a different link, > I want to position to the appropriate link in _the_same_ spawned page - not > create yet another one. If I can do it without JavaScript that would be > preferable but if not .... You want to use a named target for your link ... the HTML would be something like this: <p><a href="page_2.htm#bm1" target="page2">link 1</a></p> <p><a href="page_2.htm#bm2" target="page2">link 2</a></p> When you click on link 1, it will launch a new browser and go to the appropriate bookmark. When you click on link 2, if the original browser is open it will use that one, if it isn't it will open a new browser, then go to the specified bookmark. david
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