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🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Fri, Apr 1, 2005 01:55 PM EST:
I've updated it to work better with Opera, but there are still some problems. One is that the Contact Form, which this is supposed to replace, has an anchor named submit, and so does this page. Also, Internet Explorer says there are errors on the page, but I don't know how to get it to tell me what they are. The main thing I did was to put the various anchors inside NOSCRIPT tags and use JavaScript to place alternate anchors above the table, just underneath the Feedback heading. It is supposed to jump to that spot whenever you click on anything, but it is not jumping at all except for clicking on 'Submit Content', which jumps to the prior 'submit' anchor at the top of the page in the Contact Form. I'm thinking it is not recognizing the anchors I tried to create with JavaScript. Overall, it seems to be working well with Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Opera, but it is not jumping to the top of the table, which is what I prefer to happen.

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