Hey all,

I'm having a problem with anchor tags in IE6. Again, I inherited the code.

On page one there's a link that calls up a JavaScript function to open a glossary in a window, and then go to the anchor tag in that glossary.

Here's the code on the page that opens the glossary:

<a href="javascript:glossary('S')">Smith Barney Account</a>

Here's the anchor tag in the glossary page:

<a name="S"></a>
<p> <span class="h14s">Smith Barney Account:</span><br> The Smith Barney account on which the AFT instruction is established.
</p>

Here's the glossary function:

function glossary(l) {
var glossaryWindow = window.open(
"AFTGlossaryPlain.html#" + l,
"Glossary",
"toolbar=no,location=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrol lbars=yes,resizable=no,height=200,width=600"
);
glossaryWindow.focus();
}

I just don't know what to do. It works great in FireFox, but not in IE6. This isn't the only link I'm having a problem with on the page.

Any clues?

Thanks
Donna

Change name="S" to id="S", see if that works.

If not, the only thing I can see is a space between the two ls in scrollbars.

Throw it up on a URL somewhere. Maybe it's throwing a Javascript error that we're not seeing.

Adam,

Thanks. I'll give it a try. I'm working from home today as I'm under the weather.

Thanks again,
Donna