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I want to be able to make a link, usable in the browser address field as a link or clickable from a mail message, so I was looking at URI fragments after lookin
by antidoh 14y ago
I want to be able to make a link, usable in the browser address field as a link or clickable from a mail message, so I was looking at URI fragments after looking at XPointer. I don't think you can make much more that a #id based link at the moment. A browser could implement your example, but I don't think they do at the moment.
- saurik 14y agoI did not claim that XPointer was implemented: I claimed that it was standardized. You asked for this functionality, and said that ideally it would be a W3C standard; I am telling you that the standard already exists: it is called XPointer, and it has exactly the functionality you want.