Author: NateWon | Posted on: 10/5/2008 4:47:47 PM | Views : 359

 Hello Im wondering whether theres an Easy way (built in function) to get the Anchor off the end of a querystring
        Dim MyUrl As Uri = Request.Url
            If MyUrl.AbsoluteUri.Contains("#")  then 'Do Something
 
I understand that these should be used like bookmarks, which in this case it is, though I want to do this because there is a series of toogle boxes in a repeater, which if the anchor exists I would like to scroll to the location and force the toogle box open,
 and yes have also though about adding the anchor as a parameter in the querystring also, though I will probably use this, want to know if it can be done this way also?

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