topic Re: ISE 3.0 Guest Portal HTML Jump Marks in Network Access Control

ISE 3.0 Guest Portal HTML Jump Marks

MUllrich — Thu, 08 Sep 2022 12:49:49 GMT

Hi community,

i have the requirement for several AUP Disclaimers in the same Portal. In order to do so, i can put them all in the AUP Box sequentially. The top of the box i have the links to each version referenced by jump marks as such:

<a href="#abschnitt1">zum Anfang des Abschnitt 1</a>

<a href="#abschnitt2">zum Anfang des Abschnitt 2</a>

<a href="#abschnitt3">zum Anfang des Abschnitt 3</a>

<h1 id="abschnitt1">Überschrift 1 blabla</h1>

<p> ne Menge Text</p>

<h1 id="abschnitt2">Überschrift 2 blabla</h1>

<p> ne Menge Text</p>

<h1 id="abschnitt3">Überschrift 3 blabla</h1>

<p> ne Menge Text</p>

It is not jumping when i click on the links. If i rightclick them and open in new tab, it opens the tab with correct aup box scroll position.

What can i do here do make it work in my current tab.

P.S. i tried several browsers with the same result

Re: ISE 3.0 Guest Portal HTML Jump Marks

thomas — Sat, 12 Nov 2022 18:49:29 GMT

There are two ways to do this: id attributes and named anchors. Both allow you to jump to that section of your document using a fragment in your URL as you showed:

scheme://host[:port][/path][?query][#fragment]

id attributes are often used with headers for auto-generated table of contents. Keep in mind that an id name must be globally unique within the page or it will not work.

The other option is the named anchor which works similarly :

<a href="#my_named_anchor">Jump to <code>my_named_anchor</code></a> <h2><a name="my_named_anchor"></a>My Named Anchor</h2>

Re: ISE 3.0 Guest Portal HTML Jump Marks

hslai — Sun, 13 Nov 2022 20:08:44 GMT

Or, it might be something to do with iFrames or the like. See Using Anchors with IFrames