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...ileCheck. The current syntax, based off this patch, is as follows: - Added a command line option called `anchor-prefix` which is a comma-seperated list of prefixes to be used when declaring anchors. This is defaulted to `LINE-ANCHOR` - To declare a anchor in the test file use `LINE-ANCHOR: ANCHOR_NAME` note: If you specify a different anchor-prefix using the command line, use that name instead of `LINE-ANCHOR` ANCHOR_NAME Follows the rules all other variable names aside from the fact it can't start with '$'. - When referring to an anchor in a check use the same numeric var...

...h, is as follows: > > - Added a command line option called `anchor-prefix` which is a > > comma-seperated list of prefixes to be used when declaring anchors. > > This is defaulted to `LINE-ANCHOR` > > - To declare a anchor in the test file use > > `LINE-ANCHOR: ANCHOR_NAME` > > note: If you specify a different anchor-prefix using the > > command > > line, use that name instead of `LINE-ANCHOR` > > ANCHOR_NAME Follows the rules all other variable names aside > > from > > the fact it can't start with '$'. > &g...

Hi, Is there a cool webgen way to do anchor tags? I''ve just been doing this: <span id="anchor_name"/> ...but is there a better way? Thanks, Chad

hello, is there a way to add an anchor reference (#anchor_name) to the url from within the current controller action? Nate -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/.