Hi, Just wondering. With the custom url plugin is it possible to link to a particular spot on a webpage? For a webpage an ID or anchor tag can be used to direct to a particular place on a website, example: http://livingedge.com.au/#newsletter-signup I have targeted the "newsletter-signup" ID so the site opens at the bottom. This doesn't work with an app. I assume that it has to do with syntax of the link. Anybody knows how to make it work? Cheers, Farcat

This might work for you: [webview stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString: @"window.location.hash='#newsletter-signup'"]; Stolen from this StackOverflow post: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/760584/how-to-reference-html-anchor Cheers! -- Smug

Thanks Smug! It worked like a charm, just needed to add that string to the webViewDidFinishLoad method. Cheers, Farcat

Hi Smug, I am working on another app and I would like to use this same anchor method above BUT: - I set up the link to open in Launch Native App plugin (copyright issues). In which file do you think I should paste the code above for this plugin? - what do you think would be the correct syntax if I wanted to use more than one ID? I have tried a few combinations but none worked. Thanks for your guidance. Farcat

Forgive me; I'm trying to understand your situation, but I don't quite get it. Can you explain a little more? Maybe my light bulb will illuminate… Cheers! -- Smug

You are all forgiven! Usually you are quite good at guessing my cryptic questions :) Must be my accent... Right, what I am trying to do is open an online webpage directly on an anchor (in this case an ID, instead of the top of the page). I have managed that before thanks to your post and the stackoverflow link by adding the following code in the webViewDidFinishLoad method of the BT_screen_customURL.m file: [webview stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString:@"window.location.hash='#newsletter-signup'"]; That was because I was using the custom URL plugin, however I now want to do the same thing but using the Launch Native App plugin (so the link opens outside the app). So my first question is: where would you say the snippet goes? My second question is: what is the correct syntax if I want to point to two different anchors (on two different screens)? I hope that it makes more sense. Cheers, Farcat

Sorry it's been a while. And I'm not sure if what I 'suggest' will work… But it stands to reason it has a chance… "If" you're familiar with HTML, then in the 'destination' document, you'll need to place an anchor where you want it to be. In the CustomURL link, you'll need to address the 'anchor' in the URL… for instance: (Inside your HTML Document, where you want the page to 'show') <a id="anchor1">This is my Anchor</a> Then, in your CustomURL link: http://www.yourserver.com/desiredPage.html#anchor1 Hope this helps! Cheers! -- Smug

Hi Smug, no worries, i know you are busy. I am familiar with HTML and I would indeed use this for a website. Unfortunately it doesn't work with an IOS app, it seems we need to tweak the code in the app first. This is not hugely important for the app I am currently developing, it would have been a good bonus though :) I'll research some more and will post if I get it to work. Cheers, Farcat