draperd

Never mind…. My own bug, of course. The code was breaking client side in the javascript, so the adminer code never got a chance to run.

OK, I found my problem: javascript code that was rewriting the url to remove queries, also removed fragment identifiers. It was in my own code, so now general learning/fix here, other than to look closely at your javascript.

Wait <palm slap to head> this can’t reasonably be a server / WP issue, because accessing the #anchor part of the url *has to be implemented by the browser*. The server returns the whole page regardless of the anchor after all…

I’ve looked at the page returned by the server and the anchor is there … time to start looking more at the browser.

+1 it is happening to me as well. In my case, the #link occurs in the footer of my site, and looks like

<a href='https://strenga.com/about-strenga/#faq'>FAQ</a>

and the reference goes to

<h4 id='faq'>Frequently Asked Questions</h4> on the page

When you click on the link in Chrome it takes you to the top of the page, not the FAQ section, url in the browser bar has the #faq removed. This has to be some sort of rewrite issue, but I don’t understand how it could only affect one browser!

I have to admit I switched to a different plugin, that worked at first try.

Hi,

I’m having the exact same thing show up in my log file. I haven’t tracked down what causes it yet. Is there a general issue to look for?

thanks,

denise