Preserved Topic: Top of page - Netscape 6.1 (Page 1 of 1)

Why doesn't this - <A name=top_of_page> - work on 6.1?
Worked fine in 4.7!

And what I'm I now suppose to use?

PS
And WHY did they had to change such a silly little detail?

I mean it doesn't even work here:
http://home.netscape.com/escapes/search/faq_general.html?cp=nrpusfaq#top

Meaning that it does not exist...

And that I've wasted some time on Netscape again...
When will I ever learn...?

Sorry about this total garbage.


[This message has been edited by FLAMEhorse (edited 08-10-2001).]

<A HREF="javascript:scrollTo(0,0);">GO! GO! GO!</A>

Now listen here dear man! Are you HUMAN?

It was hours since I drowned the whole idear of a solution being possible!
Now I'm back swimming along in the pool of HTML again!

Thanks once again mr.maX




[This message has been edited by FLAMEhorse (edited 08-10-2001).]

Yah, I try and use the old scrollTo(0,0) method all the time myself. I got in the habit after dealing with a website that was all created on the fly using hidden POST variables in the script, calling a target in netscape would go the page, but sometimes it would reload the page *without* the POST variables, annoying. This was the quick fix, and works nearly everywhere nowadays. (Did it work in v3.x? I misremember. Probably.)

Your pal, -doc-

01:58 AM Doc?
Friday night rock n' roll eh?

A lot of that old coffey?

Still, I *love* all things that goes *everywhere*!
Like this little (0,0) one



[This message has been edited by FLAMEhorse (edited 08-11-2001).]