--begin
<T>Testing</T>
<H1><A HREF=#local>Hot Spot</A></H1>
Clicking on the words "Hot Spot" above should move the cursor to the
section below:
<P>
<H1><A NAME=local>Local Text</A></H1>
This is where the cursor should go to.
--end
but when I load it as a local file, it refuses to understand the
links. It gets formatted okay, so it is being interpreted as an HTML
file, but the links aren't working.
When I click on a link, the file is redisplayed from the top of the
document.
This is most irritating :)
Any assistance would be gratefully appreciated (I have had the same
problem with the dumb-terminal client too).
Thanks,
Nat
(we now return you to your regularly scheduled battle for standards,
in which I vote for (a) using MIME descriptions for multimedia stuff,
and (b) writing gateways to serve ordinary RFC-compliant news as HTML
documents (by putting links for threads, and allowing searches for
keywords at the newsgroup and article levels))