"Jumping" to an anchor

[LaundroMat]

Suppose I have an HTML file with a few anchors in it.

Now also suppose that I get the url "main.php?anchor=part_two" instead of "main.php#part_two".

What would be the best way to translate the GET data into an anchor, and make the browser "jump" to the part of the page intended?

 

[Foamcow]

instead of attaching the "part_two" as an attribute in the URL
why not just write the link dynamically using the data stored in the variable "part_two"


Something like

<a href="newPage.php#<?=$part_two;?>">My anchored Link</a>

This is more a PHP question than an HTML one.

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[LaundroMat]

Well, that's how the link is constructed. I also wanted to dynamically switch between anchors and includes.

I've found a way, through javascripting window.location().

It's true that the thread isn't the best placed in this forum though.